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- Steve Klabnik
- Aiden Feldmen
^ discussion of what OSS is ^ OSI license
^ inside that what we really mean is
^ CocoaPods stats: 90% of 10,000 pods were BSD
^ Access for anyone with a internet connection ^ I've interacted with young girls in mombai, to famous CEOs of companies ^ It's a strange community ^ It's a strong 95:5 for contibutors ^ 1.6MM downloads ^ ~200 ish contributors
^ Foundations of the community, 1997
^ The Cathedral model, in which source code is available with each software release, but code developed between releases is restricted to an exclusive group of software developers. GNU Emacs and GCC are presented as examples.
^ The Bazaar model, in which the code is developed over the Internet in view of the public. Raymond credits Linus Torvalds, leader of the Linux kernel project, as the inventor of this process.
^ Paid developers are more likely to maintain critical parts of the code base. ^ Few people get paid to work on open source
^ You can easily watch changes, but how can you give back?
Writing a patch is the easiest part of open source.
The truly hard stuff is all of the rest: bug trackers, mailing lists, documentation, and other management tasks.
-- Steve Klabnik
^ Design Dictator ^ Fancy words for Product Manager ^ Pursuading others to do work, to keep doing it
- For non-technicals
- For technicals
- Managers
- Designers
- Students
- Product Managers
^ Todd - Test Double ^ Wordpress
^ ARAnalytics owned by me ^
^ Lets take design for a spin
^ old app, 2011
#not
^ All his contributions were done via Email
- Managers
- Designers
- Students
- Product Managers
- Managers
- Designers
- Students
- Product Managers
^ Emma: I’ve been working within IT with less technical roles such as project management and support since 2010 and have a broad understanding of IT infrastructure in medium sized organisations. I have a bachelors degree in Social Science focusing on how humans learn, develop and communicate in digital and interactive environment.
^ Previously I’ve done a little bit of programming in Action script and right now I’v just finished a beginner’s course in Python. I’ve als been active in a group called Geek Girl Meet Up in Stockholm where I organized took care of the Video Live Streaming of events. I also organized workshops in Arduino and similar for the group Geek Girl Workshop.
Successfully abusing GitHub
- For non-technicals
- For technicals
- Workshops
^ improve our own issues
^ Initial labels are pretty useless
^ Gonna zoom in
^ Great structure, well labeled, offers steps to get it done, and even finishes with a question
^ To add or edit your data, you must fork this repo and send a pull request. Your PR should only add/modify a single file which is named .json in the data directory. If your PR touches only your file, it will be automatically merged and the database for rustaceans.org is automatically updated.
^ Took over an existing abandonded project ^ Gave a strong sense of direction
^ I still wouldn’t hesitate to open source something if I thought it could be useful to someone.
^ Nuance is important