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The Elixir Community: A Preliminary Characterization Adolfo Neto @adolfont UTFPR - Curitiba

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2 Meetups Events Code Who is responsible for them?

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3 THE COMMUNITY

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4 Communities have “virtues” and “flaws” Closed or Open Receptive or Arrogant Competent or Marketer

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5 It seems to me that everyone loves the Elixir Community

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6 How is the Community structured?

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7 Community

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10 Community of Practice

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13 Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly

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14 Participant Observer

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15 Concept Map

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16 People

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18 Roles

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21 Achievements

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24 Organizations

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25 Non-profit organizations

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26 Codamos

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27 Erlang Ecosystem Foundation

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29 Elixir School

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30 Companies (for profit organizations)

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36 Events

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37 Coding Dojos

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40 Meetups

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43 Elixir CWB #2

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44 Coderetreats

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47 ElixirConfLA ElixirConfEU ElixirConfUS Large Events

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48 Elixir Brasil Erlang & Elixir Fest 2019 ElixirConf México National Events

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49 Code BEAM Stockholm San Francisco Code Elixir London Code BEAM Lite Budapest, Amsterdam Regional Events

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50 The Big Elixir Gig City Elixir Elixir Daze EMPEX (NYC, LA) Eventos Regionais

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52 Can online events be called events?

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53 Elixir Kenya Meetup Erlang Solutions Webinars

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54 Artifacts

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55 TEXT AND IMAGE

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64 Communication Channels

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80 #elixirlang

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92 Screencasts Recorded talks Live coding sessions

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93 Exercism

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96 Newsletters Online courses (Dave Thomas) What else?

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97 My worries

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98 Loss of Purity and Identity

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99 Information Overload

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100 Lack of Deep Work

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101 Future work

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102 Focus on specific parts of the community: ElixirForum Podcasts

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103 Compare the Elixir community with the communities for: Erlang Clojure Kotlin ?

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104 Recap

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105 The Elixir Community

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106 We are the Elixir Community! Contribute! (sometimes a translation is all we need) Use the artifacts. Treat well those who contribute (constructive and educated feedback). Organize Meetups, Talks, Coding Dojos. Give talks. Record a Podcast Episode