All Things Open 2020 Keynote (Speakers Only) Day #1
summary
Claims that GitHub hosts 50 million developers and expects to reach 100 million in five years, backed by concrete reach metrics: a single TensorFlow commit is included in ~23,500 projects and touches ~50,000 developers across 151 countries, and 4,500 contributors worked directly on TensorFlow in four months. Concrete programs and tools named: GitHub Sponsors, the Readme project, TensorFlow, Laboratoria (1,600 trained, 78 hired), Google Summer of Code, Outreachy and Open Collective as funding and pathway mechanisms.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:20Open Source Community
- 2:06Open Source Contributions
- 8:51Open Source Money
- 11:32Removing Barriers
- 16:09Open Source in Africa
- 19:22Open Source Africa
- 25:35Notable Open Source Projects
- 28:15How to Support Open Source in Africa
- 30:55Conclusion
- 31:25Call for Code for Racial Justice
- 34:10Brad Topel
- 37:10Fidelity Technology
- 40:45Simple Starts
- 53:23Cloud Vendors
- 55:57People Behind Open Source
- 56:08drupal
- 58:23Envoy
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