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Spring.IO - Professional open-source software d...

Oliver Drotbohm
October 21, 2013
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Spring.IO - Professional open-source software development at Pivotal

Slides of my talk about open-source software development in the Spring team.

Oliver Drotbohm

October 21, 2013
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Transcript

  1. Professional open-source software development at Pivotal Oliver Gierke

  2. Oliver Gierke ! Spring Data Project Lead JPA 2.1 Expert

    Group ! ! [email protected] www.olivergierke.de olivergierke

  3. Spring Framework A brief side-track into history

  4. 2002

  5. 2002 2004

  6. 2002 2004 2005

  7. 2004

  8. 2008

  9. 2009

  10. 2013

  11. What is Spring IO?

  12. None
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  14. The way to Spring

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  20. We're hiring from the community

  21. "Your Github profile is your resume. Jonathan Nelson

  22. Contributing From the outside…

  23. http://spring.io

  24. None

  25. StackOverflow

  26. None

  27. Bug tracker

  28. None

  29. Projects @ GitHub

  30. None

  31. Pull requests

  32. None

  33. Contributing From the inside…

  34. Collaboration in distributed teams

  35. None

  36. HipChat

  37. HipChat (IRC on steroids)

  38. None
  39. None

  40. Skype, Hangouts, WebEx…

  41. JIRA Agile (pka Greenhopper)

  42. None

  43. Release train

  44. Release train

  45. Babbage GA Release train

  46. Babbage GA Release train

  47. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Release train

  48. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Babbage SR1 Release train

  49. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Codd M1 Babbage SR1 Release train

  50. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Codd M1 Babbage SR1 Babbage SR2

    Release train

  51. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Codd M1 Codd RC1 Babbage SR1

    Babbage SR2 Release train

  52. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Codd M1 Codd RC1 Babbage SR1

    Babbage SR2 Babbage SR3 Release train

  53. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Codd M1 Codd RC1 Codd GA

    Babbage SR1 Babbage SR2 Babbage SR3 Release train

  54. Babbage GA Arora SR3 Codd M1 Codd RC1 Codd GA

    Babbage SR1 Babbage SR2 Babbage SR3 Release train 4 week iterations
 between dots on a line

  55. Continuous Integration

  56. None

  57. Jürgenization

  58. None

  59. Quality control

  60. None

  61. Pull requests

  62. Pull requests (aka Code Reviews 2.0)

  63. None

  64. References • Spring.IO - http://spring.io • JIRA - http://jira.springsource.org •

    Continuous Integration - http://build.springsource.org • Spring projects @ GitHub - https://github.com/spring-projects • Spring Community 101 - Chris Beams - Website • "The Economic Motivation of Open Source Software: Stakeholder Perspectives." IEEE Computer, vol. 40, no. 4 (April 2007). Page 25-32. - PDF, Website