All Things Open 2020 Keynote Speakers Day #2
summary
Four short keynotes give concrete takeaways: a set of 10 guidelines for surviving code reviews (don’t take it personally, contribute reviews, collaborate offline) with claims it speeds acceptance and earned respect in weeks; a security manifesto insisting on built‑in, collaborative defenses and openness for everyone and a note that HackerOne mobilizes ~a million ethical hackers against a $100 billion market; an explainer of Vue 3 internals using proxies and watchers, virtual DOM, hydration and a separate reactivity package; and why licenses and forking (Android wake‑lock story) matter, plus outreach numbers: 15,000 students across 100 countries.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 18:24Thou Shalt Not Take It Personally
- 20:37Not Marry The Code
- 25:43Contribute To Others' Code Reviews
- 26:39Treat Submitters How Thou Wants To Be Treated
- 27:34Thou Shalt Not Be Intimidated By The Number Of Comments
- 29:39Thou Shalt Not Repeat The Same Mistakes
- 31:08Thou Shalt Embrace The Nits
- 38:07Information security is probabilistic risk management: finding the most economical way of reducing the odds of a cyber breach.
- 51:13SARAH DRASNER @SARAH_EDO
- 52:39WHAT IS REACTIVITY?
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