Postman Supernovas are official ambassadors who build community here and share their knowledge through a variety of events and community participation. You might recognize some familiar names from our first cohort: @vdespa, @odanylewycz, and @carson.hunter. If you’re interested in nurturing the Postman community and sharing your hard-earned knowledge with other users, check out the blog post to learn more.
As many folks can attest, @bpricillaloves helping people learn Postman. She’s stepped up to be a leader in our community because of passion for sharing her knowledge, and getting to know others. I’m proud to share that Pricilla has become a Postman Supernova!
Thank you soooo much for the kind words @hannah.neil You are really an awesome person.
Of course I feel privileged and can proudly represent Postman here on I learn so much from here everyday. I got a chance to meet so many like minded lovely people. I am grateful that I am here!!!
Let’s continue to help each other and grow together
Take care and stay safe guys!!
P.S May be I should write a post summing my experiences so far in this Postman Journey
@bpricilla, was it hard to get started with the supernovas program? Do you find it easy to do in your spare time? I am very interested in this and would love to hear more about your experience thus far.
I can’t wait for a future post - anything that you can share now about your experience for those like me who are interested?
Thank you in advance and thank you for the inspiration.
We have several new Postman Supernovas to introduce. First, welcome @praveendvd. You may know Praveen from his active participation here on the Community forum and on Stack Overflow. Congratulations and welcome, Praveen!
I think Postman is a great tool and im really enjoying learning it, and i really like helping others do the same… I’m really interested in the supernova opportunity, but not sure I follow what exactly is expected of you.
Some of the bits I have read sound like you are expected to give conference talks etc. is there a minimum requirement to meet expectations (eg; x hours a month or something like that)?
Also is it voluntary, not sure what the “Postman sponsorship” refers to?
Do the talks and interactions have to be “public” or does teaching and upskilling within the company you work for count?
Yes @w4dd325 looking at your contribution it seems like you can be our next Supernova.
Also, you are right in most of the things you asked we do expect you to help others (as you are doing now) by sharing and teaching about API technologies via conference, Meet-ups, Online events or Hackathons.
It is better to have Public talks and Interaction.
Supernova program is all about helping each other and spreading the word across . So you are doing 80% the remaining is about having a chance to organize meetups , this is a tricky part and you have to keep an eye on for QA/Dev meetups and provide abstract and get selected to present it .
Keep an eye open for any online or local meet ups and share an interesting talk thats all you have todo we will be excited to have u as supernova
Hi @darshankrishnadk. Thanks for your interest in the Supernova program. This program is not currently active. I encourage you to check out the Student Leader program for other ways to get involved. Thank you.