The gratifying new member influx continues! @loud-laptop-96885, @icy-engine-43941, @stale-table-10302, @cuddly-evening-53083, @bland-lion-5427, @plain-quill-25213, @elegant-postman-88566, @clever-midnight-31741, @brave-ice-61337, @victorious-chef-67444, @curved-umbrella-71157, @rhythmic-camera-9976, @red-jackal-61350, great to have you in the Pants community. Could you take a moment to introduce yourself, share a bit about your organization, how you discovered Pants, and any specific features you're excited to try out? We're here to support you on your journey!

Hi @happy-kitchen-89482 and all 👋 I am a Berlin based SWE and I have recently joined a company where we agreed to move to a mono-repo. While I have gathered quite some experience with Bazel I wanted to use this green-field opportunity to test out Pants since it seems to have better Python support - the main lang at our work - and overall takes a more developer friendly approach to moving to a mono-repository (linting, docker support, etc.). So far it is looking very good and I am glad to see that this Slack is very active in supporting each other with issues.

Hi all and thanks for the welcome! I am a Data/ML/Cloud engineer tasked with bootstrapping a data platform with the current focus being on data ingestion. We first started off with a single repo approach which quickly became annoying to work with and hard to test. After doing some research we decided to switch to a mono repo setup using pants because of its python support and low entry barrier. So far we are really happy about the new setup. We are using mainly the pex_binary and docker targets as well as testing, linting and formatting.