Keynote, One year after RGSoC
summary
Two-person team wins RGSoC from ~300 applicants and spends three months implementing and releasing the Nextcloud Contacts app, getting a mention on release. Work uses JavaScript and AngularJS, plus Git for collaboration; intermittent internet and timezone differences force creative remote workflows. The project ships and mentors and community support solve blockers; both participants gain jobs in open-source companies and continue mentoring new contributors. Two-person team model
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:51How we started with Open Source
- 3:44open labs
- 5:10How we heard about
- 7:06Amazing community
- 7:25A safe home for your data
- 8:20The team
- 9:44Challenges
- 10:49What we learned
- 11:34The new version of the Contacts App is here....
- 11:47The RGSOC ended, now what?
- 16:16Helping others to get started
- 17:29GSOC with Fedora
- 18:05Why should you mentor?
- 19:28From our experience...
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