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All about our next big step towards PatternFly 6

Everything you need to know about our alpha release

New year, new PatternFly: reflections and resolutions.

The what, the why, and the how behind PatternFly’s recent update

The PatternFly community is what makes it special. Here’s how to make your voice heard.

A look into PatternFly’s release process

Here’s what you need to know about the last PatternFly 4 release

What we’ve been up to this year and what to expect for next year

Reflecting on this year’s changes to PatternFly’s component pages.

The PatternFly wireframe kit is a new design tool for Sketch that enables quick and consistent low-fidelity prototyping for designers.

Getting started in your career using open source programs

In fact, we want you to

6 lessons you can apply to any industry

We’re renaming our `master` branches to `main`.

Let’s take a look at how our fundamentals shape contributor experiences across our open source community.

Red Hat’s UXD team has been designing, developing, and collaborating from home during a global pandemic. Here’s how they make it work.

These researchers learn user stories. Now let’s learn theirs.

By Zack Allen, Michael Coker, Titani Labej, and Michael Celedonia

From new names to new additions, let’s walk through PatternFly’s updated components.

Flyers, we’re designing our next steps in the open. We need you.

The 2020 major release brought changes to colors, fonts, and more.

We’ve been busy squashing bugs and packing new features. Now it’s your chance to learn about the PatternFly 4 2020 major release changes.

PatternFly is now 6 years old. Let’s look back on all its milestones.

The third article in a 3-part series, “Enterprise flight series”