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Transcript

  1. @stefanjudis stefanjudis.com | webweekly.email Heyo, I'm Stefan!

  2. Entschuldigt das harte Denglisch... !

  3. Can you visit us and speak about Open Source?

  4. Most of them are nonsense, though.

  5. None

  6. @stefanjudis Throw yourself out there for fun and profit

  7. My previous life: Sound engineer

  8. I started coding with the age of 25...

  9. ... and felt soooo behind!

  10. What's this magic?

  11. Where should I start?

  12. None
  13. None

  14. A welcoming project is essential to get started with Open

    Source

  15. goodfirstissue.dev hacktoberfest.com

  16. Build in public

  17. Terminal & child_process "stuff"

  18. None
  19. None

  20. Build stu! to scratch your own itch

  21. None
  22. None
  23. None
  24. None

  25. Neutral ownership

  26. Be nice to maintainers

  27. None
  28. None
  29. None
  30. None

  31. Maintainers don't owe anything to anyone

  32. It's okay to let a project go...

  33. Open Source was the beginning

  34. Anything can be worth sharing

  35. None

  36. tiny-helpers.dev

  37. None
  38. None
  39. None

  40. 546 tools & 187 Contributors

  41. None

  42. Awesome lists

  43. None
  44. None
  45. None

  46. Share your setup

  47. .dotfiles github.com/mathiasbynens/dotfiles

  48. " People contribute to my undocumented mess "

  49. Whenever someones asks about your setup...

  50. None

  51. www.stefanjudis.com/blog/declutter-emojify-and-prettify-your-iterm2-terminal/

  52. uses.tech

  53. None

  54. Everything you have/ know/do can be a URL...

  55. Whenever Google doesn't have the answer...

  56. blog.jim-nielsen.com/2022/multiple-inline-svgs/

  57. Whenever you learn something...

  58. github.com/jbranchaud/til

  59. stefanjudis.com/today-i-learned/

  60. None
  61. None

  62. I don't remember everything I wrote, but I remember that

    I did...

  63. You don't need 2k words to share something valuable...

  64. webplatform.news matuzo.at

  65. Create your tiny corner of the internet

  66. None
  67. None

  68. Whenever you think something should exist...

  69. github.com/SaraVieira

  70. npmdrinkinggame.party

  71. blahaj.xyz

  72. None

  73. I'm looking for contributors to put something at random-mdn.io!

  74. Connect with the community

  75. None
  76. None

  77. There's one thing all attendees have in common

  78. Making friends is way easier when you present

  79. And everything's much more fun when you know some folks...

  80. "I don't have anything to share." #

  81. Everybody is an expert at something.

  82. None

  83. Cool! Cool! Cool! But so what?

  84. Working in public can be a job...

  85. "Do you want to get paid to do all this?"

  86. Developer Relations / Developer Experience / Developer Education

  87. Writing is a skill that keeps giving

  88. README Documentation GitHub Issues Emails Company Wikis Meeting notes

  89. Writing is thinking

  90. Writing is learning

  91. Writing is remembering

  92. Open source taught me to collaborate

  93. Being part of a community is worth it!

  94. New friends around the world

  95. And sometimes, I get invited to events. $

  96. Open Source shaped my career and got me onto a

    path I love!

  97. @stefanjudis stefanjudis.com | webweekly.email Thanks.