Lessons Learned While Building Hanami

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   @jodosha Lessons Learned While Building Hanami

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   Luca Guidi https://lucaguidi.com @jodosha MAXBORN

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   MAXBORN https://dnsimple.com @dnsimple DNSimple

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   We’ll Learn About ☐How old is the universe? ☐Psychological theories

   ☐Economic theories ☐The teachings of a British admiral from the 18th Century ☐Silly and useless facts
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   MAXBORN Vision

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   How we imagine Open Source

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   10 How we imagine Open Source

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   How we feel Open Source

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   How Open Source is..

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    13 How many of you are involved?

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    15 It’s like art

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    Mona Lisa 1503 AD

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    How old is the universe?

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    The more you know ☑How old is the universe? ☐Psychological

    theories ☐Economic theories ☐The teachings of a British admiral from the 18th Century ☐Silly and useless facts
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    Be humble MAXBORN Lesson 1

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    22 Tech is a fast paced world

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    Omnipotence of thought

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    None
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    The more you know ☑How old is the universe? ☑Psychological

    theories ☐Economic theories ☐The teachings of a British admiral from the 18th Century ☐Silly and useless facts
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    Aim to build a habit changing software

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    Hanami wants to change developers’ habits

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    Don’t be attached to the code

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    If it isn’t personal, nobody can hurt you MAXBORN Lesson

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    There is no inspiration MAXBORN Lesson 3

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    Don’t start a project to be a starter, but to

    be a maintainer
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    Make progress everyday MAXBORN Lesson 4

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    Make progress not exactly everyday MAXBORN Lesson 5

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    None
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    Life is too short to help strangers over the Internet

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    It’s hard to justify OSS time MAXBORN Lesson 6

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    Your Ruby shop runs entirely on FOSS

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    The Tragedy of the Commons

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    The more you know ☑How old is the universe? ☑Psychological

    theories ☑Economic theories ☐The teachings of a British admiral from the 18th Century ☐Silly and useless facts
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    Without a sustainable model OSS is a privilege

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    None
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    Naming is hard, with trademarks is harder MAXBORN Lesson 7

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    Hanami was know as Lotus

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    None
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    trademarks.justia.com fossmarks.com

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    MAXBORN People

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    Without people a tech is dead MAXBORN Lesson 8

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    Build a welcoming Community MAXBORN Lesson 9

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    Soft skills over software

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    Communication is hard MAXBORN Lesson 10

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    First impressions matter MAXBORN Lesson 11

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    You’re fighting for developers’ attention

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    None
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    Optimize for first time contribution MAXBORN Lesson 12

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    Plant trees

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    The more you know ☑How old is the universe? ☑Psychological

    theories ☑Economic theories ☑The teachings of a British admiral from the 18th Century ☐Silly and useless facts
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    Leadership comes from respect, not from entitlement MAXBORN Lesson 13

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    MAXBORN Code

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    With Ruby it’s easy to write (wrong) code MAXBORN Lesson

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    Markdown is your primary language MAXBORN Lesson 15

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    Type safety & Data integrity MAXBORN Lesson 16

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    Project Input Database

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    Project Database ! ! ! ! !

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    Project Database

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    The more you know ☑How old is the universe? ☑Psychological

    theories ☑Economic theories ☑The teachings of a British admiral from the 18th Century ☑Silly and useless facts
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    Q&A

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    speakerdeck.com/jodosha

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    Thank you