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Thank you for the kind words gavinray :) OptaPlanner is a team and community effort. Credit goes as much to each of them (see team page) as it does to me. And
by ge0ffrey 5y ago
Thank you for the kind words gavinray :)
OptaPlanner is a team and community effort. Credit goes as much to each of them (see team page) as it does to me. And we're standing on the shoulders of giants (other open source projects).
- darksaints 5y agoHi, cool to see you here. Currently working on a large scale (operating costs in the billions) optimization problem and I'm currently testing out Optaplanner along with some commercial solvers. I really like how the problems are modeled using annotated POJOs, as opposed to some of the more contrived array-based modeling languages out there. And the ConstraintStreams concept is really awesome (if a bit hard to grok at first). Is there a convenient way to reach out to you or your team with questions? Do you accept outside pull requests?
- ge0ffrey 5y agoOf course we accept pull request :) Do start with something small - big changesets are hard to get through the first review. We're on kie.zulipchat.com channel #optaplanner [1] if you want talk about such PR ideas. As for community questions, the best place for public questions is stackoverflow [1]. For private questions and enterprise-grade support, contact my employer (Red Hat) about our paid support subscription, which pays 99% of the optaplanner's development work. [1] https://www.optaplanner.org/community/getHelp.html https://www.optaplanner.org/community/getHelp.html