Open Source 101 at Home 2020
2020-05-12
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote Speakers | Jono Bacon, Shallon Brown, Jennifer Davis | 39m |
Three short, concrete takeaways: a community playbook for onboarding and turning casual → regular → core with curated journeys, incentives and templates… | ||
| Open Source in the Time of COVID-19 | Jennifer Davis | 12m |
Concrete wins and steps rather than pep talk: a manifest‑driven installer called Porter that bundles Docker, CLI and config files, a weekly maintainer meetings… | ||
| The Open Source Community Core | Jono Bacon | 15m |
A concise playbook: define the five or six onboarding steps and shepherd newcomers through casual regulars core stages; design simple, measurable first… | ||
| Rust | Ryan Levick | 45m |
Rust at Microsoft argues concrete tradeoffs: Microsoft measures 468 CVEs (2018) and estimates ~$150,000 per incident, with 70% memory-safety CVEs tied to… | ||
| The Hallmarks of a Great Open Source Engineer | Shallon Brown | 13m |
Presented at: Open Source 101 at Home
Presented by: Dr. Shallon Brown, North Studio
Dr. Shallon Brown of North Studio delivers a keynote talk at Open Source… | ||
| Solving the Service Mesh Adopter's Dilemma | Lee Calcote | 49m |
A management plane called Meshery provisions and benchmarks service meshes and sample apps it runs as a Docker Compose server with adapters for six meshes and… | ||
| Entering the Open Source Emerging Market | VM Brasseur | 45m |
Free and open source software is an emerging market for many corporations and businesses and it requires concrete moves not slogans: define the exact business… | ||
| Software Licensing and Compliance: It's All About Community | Deb Nicholson | 43m |
Explains license categories (permissive vs copyleft, strong vs weak copyleft), points out Apache’s patent clause, and focuses compliance on providing complete… | ||
| Open Source Design Contributions for Your OSS Project | Eriol Fox | 54m |
Concrete claims and artifacts: a crisis tool called TenFour moved from closed to open source, a series of piloted design jams (one roomful in Berlin) and… | ||
| Open Source At Work - How Contribute On The Clock | Duane O'Brien | 49m |
Concrete how-to for getting employer approval: steps to frame a specific contribution, estimate time, and tie benefits to team or business; avoids vague… | ||
| How to 2FA-enable Open Source Applications | Mike Schwartz | 01h 28m |
Shows which free 2FA options actually work and how to wire them into apps: FIDO/U2F and WebAuthn for near-zero failure rate, OTP and SMS (Twilio) with a… | ||
| 17 Things Developers Need to Know About Databases | Peter Zaitsev | 47m |
Seventeen concrete items list practical claims and tools: MySQL single-threaded queries limit single-query CPU scaling while Postgres parallel query can use… | ||
| 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Experiencing Burnout | Jason Hibbets | 45m |
Ten concrete takeaways: a numbered checklist of ten behaviors and fixes, stats (Gallup 2018: 23% burned out often, 44% sometimes; Blind 2018: 50% of tech… | ||
| A11y-Friendly Documentation | Carolyn Stransky Vohr | 38m |
Documentation is often left out of accessibility work yet concrete fixes exist and are demonstrated here: WHO says over one billion people need assistive… | ||
| Anatomy of an Open Source Project | Jim Salter | 48m |
Open-source projects need a clear, ordered plan: idea license community codebase and a concrete license choice early on (recommendations: GPLv3 for copyleft… | ||
| Beyond Coding: The Hallmarks of a Great Open Source Engineer (Breakout session) | Shallon Brown | 57m |
Claims concrete numbers: 46% of open source projects fail in year one and 31% of web projects cancel before launch, firms lose $50–150B annually on failed web… | ||
| Deploy your ML Workloads on Kubernetes with Kubeflow | Karl Weinmeister | 39m |
Kubeflow claims to make ML on Kubernetes simple, portable and scalable and shows concrete tooling: Kubeflow Pipelines, TFX components, kfctl install and… | ||
| Developer Workflow Automation with GitHub Actions | Brian Douglas | 01h 47m |
Shows how to build real GitHub Actions: an invite bot via Actions that adds attendees, an auto-approve + auto-merge workflow, and a Variables-and-Markdown… | ||
| How to Turn Your Open Source Project Into a Company | Heather Meeker | 47m |
Outlines concrete business models: open core with an Apache 2 core plus proprietary add‑ons, dual licensing (MySQL), online SaaS, support-as-quality‑assurance… | ||
| Intro to Open Source Licensing | Jim Jagielski | 37m |
Copyright is the default and choosing a license decides who may use modify and redistribute code not just its topic. The session distills open source promises… | ||
| 8.0 New Features | Dave Stokes | 37m |
MySQL 8.0 lists concrete, usable changes: EXPLAIN ANALYZE runs the query and reports expected versus actual to find optimizer mismatches; the clone plugin… | ||
| Securing Applications and Pipelines on a Container Platform | Veer Muchandi | 46m |
Explains that containers share a host kernel so isolation depends on concrete controls not buzzwords and demonstrates namespaces and cgroups for process and… | ||
| Strategic Benefits of Contributing to Open Source: For businesses and individuals | Tobie Langel | 55m |
Open source is now mainstream: industry audits show 96% open source usage in products, acquisitions hit 100% in financial services (2019), and the ecosystem… | ||
| Writing the Darn Docs | Raymond Camden | 51m |
Argues that documentation is mandatory and part of the feature checklist, demonstrates fixing a bloated site by starting with a quickstart that gives a hello… | ||
| WebAssembly (Digging a bit deeper) | Steve Klabnik | 46m |
Shows the .wasm binary layout (module sections, magic/version bytes) by compiling a small Rust add_one example with wasm-pack and wasm-bindgen and inspecting… | ||
| Using Linux Securely in the Cloud | Thomas Cameron | 45m |
Covers concrete hardening steps: keep package sets minimal, use package managers or orchestration (satellite/catello, Ansible/Chef/Puppet/Salt) and cloud tools… | ||
| Plugin Oriented Programming A New Way to Scale Development | Thomas Hatch | 45m |
Claim: making every component a plugin scales maintainability. Implementation: a Python runtime called pop with a hierarchical hub and plugin subsystems, a… | ||
| Predict the Future with Watson Studio AutoAI | Jenna Ritten | 44m |
Builds and deploys a real predictive model using Watson Studio AutoAI on the Titanic CSV, automatically generating eight pipelines with hyperparameter tuning… | ||
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