Community Leadership Conference @ Open Source Summit Europe 2022
2022-09-13..2022-09-16
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who it's for
community managers, open source maintainers, foundation staff, developer relations professionals, engineering managers, government open source teams, corporate sponsorship managers
topics
MindSpore operator generation (AKG); polyhedral scheduling for kernels; CI/CD automation and merge rules; DORA cycle time and change failure rate; GitHub Sponsors payment workflows; Wagtail CMS government migrations; MLH Fellowship contributor onboarding; transformative mediation for codes of conduct; codes of conduct incident response; data-driven community metrics and audits; patent invalidation programs for OSS; open source sponsorship and business models
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic Operator Generation for Open AI frameworks: MindSpore/AKG | Harenome Razanajato | 28m |
An automatic kernel generator called AKG compiles MindSpore graphs (accepting MindIR/TVM hybridizer and custom ops) into LLVM IR for CPU, CUDA for GPU and CCO… | ||
| Dev Team Metrics that Matter | Avishag Sahar | 39m |
Argues that the right outcome-first metrics are DORA’s cycle time and change failure rate and shows concrete effects: analysis of customer data (3.9 million… | ||
| Drive Your Business With Open Source Sponsorship | Wolfgang Gehring | 38m |
Mercedes‑Benz runs a corporate sponsorship program that begins with developer nominations, uses GitHub Sponsors + Stripe checks to pay projects, and after… | ||
| Panel: Growing Open Source in the Irish Government | Clare Dillon, Tony Shannon, Tim Willoughby, Gar Mac Críosta, John Concannon | 38m |
Irish government teams describe concrete wins and risks: a global publishing platform for diplomacy is being rebuilt on Wagtail CMS and aims to power 23 of 26… | ||
| Open Source: The Next Generation | Mike Swift | 38m |
Major League Hacking runs a 12-week MLH Fellowship that places early-career developers onto real projects from GitHub partners like Meta and Amazon and into… | ||
| Transformative Mediation for your Code of Conduct & Community Management Toolkit | Joanna Lee | 41m |
Argues that transformative mediation fits open source Code of Conduct and interpersonal conflicts better than evaluative or purely facilitative methods by… | ||
| Stop Reinventing the Wheel! Community Management in 3 Steps | Karsten G Wade | 38m |
Three clear steps produce actionable community work: use the Open Source Way guidebook plus a worksheet in GitHub to audit a project, write a short report… | ||
| The Business Of Open Source: How Big Money, Investors, and Greed are Changing Ope... | Donnie Berkholz | 46m |
Argues that investor-driven startups push growth over community, showing public financials where many open-source companies are losing money despite IPOs… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Mental Health in Community Caretaking | Monica Ayhens-Madon, Karen Hixson, Ruth Ikegah, Amy Marrich | 39m |
Community caretakers report actual burnout this year, recover by documenting processes and triaging requests with GitHub issues or Google Docs, and by… | ||
| The Role of Foundations in Today's Open Source | Thierry Carrez | 46m |
Foundations argue that basic needs—project hosting, license guidance, fiscal sponsorship—are increasingly handled by GitHub, GitLab, OpenCollective and GitHub… | ||
| Tightrope Walking: Best Practices & Lessons Learned on Community and Business Buildi... | Ben Rometsch | 40m |
Built an open source feature‑flagging platform called Flagsmith that runs locally from GitHub and serves billions of flags a month while remaining bootstrapped… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Community Response to Non-Practicing Entity Patent Risk in OSS | Shawn Ambwani, Keith Bergelt, Karen Copenhaver, Stephen R Walli | 41m |
Panel describes a concrete program: the OSS Zone managed by Unified Patents funded by Open Invention Network, the Linux Foundation and Microsoft, running for… | ||
| Uncovering Community and Project Insights Through Data Driven Methods | Oindrilla Chatterjee | 24m |
Open source pipelines collect GitHub, Prow testgrid and Bugzilla data into Ceph S3 and a Trino-backed SQL store, crunch it in Jupyter notebooks and surface… | ||
| How to Disengage the Open Source Community | Jonathan Headland | 29m |
Company open-sources enterprise features in 2011, funding a team of 8 full-time engineers and a community manager, then sees revenue crashed because customers… | ||
| Avoiding Maslow’s Hammer: Or the Problem of the Birmingham Screwdriver in Open So... | Stephen R Walli | 45m |
Non-profits take on liability, hold IP and bank accounts, and provide antitrust-safe neutral ownership so projects can scale; Henrik Ingo’s crunch shows the… | ||
| Building an Open Source Community from the Ground Up: 10 Lessons Learned from Inner... | Danese Cooper | 40m |
Project launches at PayPal in 2014 and becomes a public US 501(c)3 that shares all artifacts; InnerSource Commons uses the Apache governance model, Creative… | ||
| Why You Need to Think and Act Like an Editor | Nicole Martinelli | 43m |
Argues that projects must run like small media orgs with an editorial calendar, voice guide and analytics, teaching the concrete checklist 5 W's + how (who… | ||
| What Happens After 7 Virtual Contributor Summits? | Greg Sutcliffe | 37m |
Seven virtual Ansible Contributor Summits run 2020–2022 evolve from BlueJeans and Google Meet to Matrix+Jitsi with YouTube recording; quarterly ambition… | ||
| Zero to Opensource Hero: A Journey to Enable a Culture Based on Open Source Contribu... | Nick Penston | 25m |
Fidelity embeds open source contribution into developer experience and reports a three‑month pilot: three months that proves the model, then scales via nano… | ||
| What’s Brewing at the Open Source Initiative | Stefano Maffulli | 38m |
Open Source Initiative is moving from volunteer run to a staffed charity, hires an executive director a year ago and a U.S. policy director Deb Bryant, and… | ||
| Tutorial: Beyond Neural Search: Hands-on Building Cross-Modal/Multi-Moda... | Han Xiao, Sami Jaghouar | 01h 11m |
Hands-on session builds a two-stage Jina flow (diffusion plus upscaling) in about 300 lines of Python, using DocArray with Hugging Face diffusers/Transformers… | ||
| Codes of Conduct in Action - Evolving Best Practices for Incident Response | Joanna Lee | 42m |
Overview of concrete practices and risks: code of conduct enforcement uses reported-process docs, interviews, mediation and sometimes restorative and… | ||
| Building a Thriving / Healthy OSS Ecosystem in Africa; Lessons Learnt | Ada Nduka Oyom | 31m |
Organization launches Open Source Community Africa in 2018 and runs a Discord platform, an Open Source Challenge with 200+ participants, GSoC prep webinars… | ||
| Why We Need Codes of Conduct -- and Why They're Not Enough | Aeva Black | 34m |
Open source projects need operational practice, not just a document: Kubernetes' committee publishes a process using the four pillars of consent (autonomy… | ||
| Building and Supporting Open Source Communities Through Metri... | Georg Link, Emilio Galeano Gryciuk | 41m |
CHAOSS Project defines about 70 metrics organized into Contribution, Value, Evolution, DEI and Risk groups and Bitergia shows concrete uses: Drupal’s employer… | ||
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