At Slack, like most tech companies, we depend on open source software from all over the world to help us get things done. We're grateful to the open source community, the projects, and especially their maintainers who have allowed us to innovate and make our customers working lives a little bit more enjoyable.
Listed within this GitHub org, you'll find a collection of things built by Slack, which we think folks may find helpful or inspiring. Our published projects cover a wide range of complexity, from Nebula, a scalable overlay networking tool, and PanModal, a customizable presentation API for constructing modals on iOS, Kaldb, for storing observability data, to a variety of tutorials and snippets to complement our engineering blog posts.
In addition to publishing open source projects, Slack strives to actively participate in improving upon the core frameworks and technologies Slack is built upon, such as Electron, Webpack and Vitess.
In the words of our friends at Salesforce:
Open source drives our industry forward, kick-starts new careers, and builds trust in the products we create. From using projects, making improvements, and sharing our most impactful innovations with the community–in open source, we want to leave it better than we found it.
To read more about the exciting work we're doing, check out the Slack Engineering Blog. If you're interested in working with us, see the Slack Careers page.
If you're looking for Slack developer resources, tools, and SDKs, you'll want to check out the Slack API GitHub Org.
