Old Developers Just Don't Get it. Yes They Do. Not They Don't
summary
Built and sold software from a 15-year company that brings in $6 million revenue and serves 500 clients with 30 employees, then open-sources that product as open source Tendenci to seed a community. Claims that younger engineers use GitHub, ship faster with less formal design patterns, and that open-sourcing trained contributors ahead of time. Reports 1.2 million users adoption and frames the shift as turning proprietary code into community-driven nonprofit software.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:17THE OLD GUY
- 0:47HOW DO I DO IT?
- 1:04GEN X DEMOGRAPHIC
- 1:19MILLENNIAL DEMOGRAPHIC
- 1:52ARE YOU SERIOUS OLD MAN?
- 2:16HOW OLD ARE YOU?
- 2:32OLD VS. YOUNG DEMOGRAPHICS
- 3:02GEN X BUY IN
- 3:20MILLENNIAL BUY IN
- 3:43COME TOGETHER TO CREATE
- 4:11RELEASED ON OPEN SOURCE
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