July CommunityCast and Badge Opportunity

Holly Rieke · 2025-07-01T13:48:55+00:00

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Can you believe it? It's July, and that means we're already halfway through the calendar year. We hope your year is going well, and we hope Community has played a part in it🙂.

Here are your one-minute, Community updates:

https://player.vimeo.com/video/1097862190?h=e4ea54d0fd&badge=0&autopause=0&player_id=0&app_id=58479

It was great to see your one-word B14 favorites last month. 🤩 @Helmut Heimann @Nico Weber @Akrem ABDELHAFIDH @Fethi ZERARA and @Karry Schupp - thanks for sharing, as always!

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We're about to roll out a new Community survey to see how all the updates this year have been supporting you. Until then, let's do quick poll here in the comments ☑️.

Content is truly the foundation of the Board Community. Earn this month's badge by telling us how you like to consume information here.

Do you prefer video demonstrations, live Q&A sessions, step-by-step written posts—or a combination of all? Are you looking for more AI-led opportunities to support your search and answers, or do you prefer a human-centered approach? Tell us what's on your mind!

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Helmut Heimann

I like step-by-step posts, but would love to see video demonstrations.

With the articles, you have the advantage that you can also work on it step by step, the video just shows everything in the flow (and you can't work directly along it)—so the best would be a combination of both, perhaps supplemented by an AI-controlled translation.

The human-centered approach is something I'd see in a very individual context ;-)

Holly Rieke

@Helmut Heimann Thanks! A combined approach always seems to rise to the top :)

Nico Weber

I really appreciate a combination of content formats in the Board Community, depending on the topic.

For hands-on features or new functionalities, I prefer video demonstrations—they help me quickly grasp workflows and UI interactions.

When diving deeper into complex logic or performance tuning, step-by-step written posts are my go-to. They’re easier to reference and revisit while working in Board.

As for AI support — yes, I’d welcome more AI-led suggestions and guided troubleshooting, especially for faster answers during builds. But I still value the human-centered insights from experienced community members — that’s where the real best practices come through.

Holly Rieke

@Nico Weber Thanks for the detailed feedback as we continue to strive for better ways to serve our members!

Akrem ABDELHAFIDH

Thanks for the tag @Holly Rieke and for keeping the community so dynamic. Personally, I like to consume information in layers(top-down approach). I start with short video demos to get the big picture, then dive into step-by-step written posts when I need precision. Live Q&As are a bonus when they go beyond the basics and bring real-world implementation stories.

Regarding support, I think AI-led assistance can be a great complement for quick answers and smart search, but I still value the human-centered approach for sharing best practices, lessons learned, and real project feedback.

Holly Rieke

@Akrem ABDELHAFIDH 'consume in layers' is a great take on content > big picture to precision - makes great sense!