The Node Community and *You*
summary
A personal arc shows concrete actions and outcomes: published a package on npm and patched it thirty minutes later after finding bugs, then attends NodeConf 2013, joins a node school session and writes three frivolous modules using scuttlebutt and consistent replicated documents, experiments with a Leap Motion and makes a fly copter, and later works at npm holding operational responsibility for installs and publishes. Advice centers on specific practices: publish, mentor at node school, accept chances, and be welcoming so newcomers actually stay.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:21Cats
- 1:15Node Badass
- 5:30You make yourself vulnerable
- 6:09Participation entails risk
- 6:31Getting started with Node
- 6:45Going to NodeConf
- 7:16My coworker kit
- 7:28The Node Community
- 8:39NodeConf 2013
- 9:39Dominic Tar
- 11:24Youre mad
- 11:46Rick Waldron
- 12:25C J
- 12:58MPM
- 13:25Im just a human
- 13:57We are social animals
- 14:24Social connections
- 15:26New Experiences
- 16:20Vulnerability
- 17:30Working at MPM
- 18:50Being kind and welcoming
- 19:25You are part of the Node community
- 20:13Mentor a Node School
- 20:52Be Encouraged
- 21:42Conclusion
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