All Things Open 2022
2022-11-01..2022-11-02
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[All Things Open 2019, All Things Open 2020, All Things Open 2021, All Things Open 2022, All Things Open 2023, All Things Open 2024, All Things Open 2025]
who it's for
open-source maintainers, community managers, security engineers, web developers, engineering managers, developer advocates
topics
Web5 decentralized identifiers (W3C DIDs); verifiable credentials and identity wallets; decentralized web nodes (IPFS, self-hosting); OSS supply chain SBOMs and OSV-based vulnerability lookup; GUAC provenance and attestation correlation; GitHub Actions for project insights and crawling; PR compliance automation and linked-issue workflows; generated CODEOWNERS and contributor heuristics; maintainer burnout, documentation and funding models; mentorship and sponsorship practices for career growth; PESPA architecture with Remix server loaders and progressive enhancement
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| All Things Open 2022 - Keynotes - Tuesday, November 1st 2022 | Angie Jones | 02h 10m |
Claims a new platform called Web5 that combines familiar account convenience with user-owned identity and data; shows concrete standards and implementations… | ||
| All Things Open 2022 - Keynotes - Wednesday, November 2nd 2022 | Brian Douglas | 01h 13m |
A live-built insights platform crawls GitHub with GitHub Actions and partners (DigitalOcean, Hacktoberfest) to analyze contribution health across 527,000 PRs… | ||
| Say Vulunerabilities One More Time - Ending Open Source Security Fatigue | Alyssa Miller | 17m |
Explains that the answer is process not panic and gives concrete measures: recall Struts Equifax and Log4j where 91% of Java apps had the library and 61%… | ||
| Refactoring the Web | Angie Jones | 16m |
Claims that the web lacks an identity layer and that a Decentralized Web Platform (called Web 5 by TBD at Block) fixes it with three concrete parts… | ||
| The Web's Next Transformation | Kent C. Dodds | 21m |
Argument: the web shifts to a PESPA architecture that shares routing, data fetching, rendering and mutation code between client and server to remove… | ||
| Mentorship, Sponsorship, and Storytelling | Scott Hanselman | 17m |
Argues that sponsorship invents luck by creating real opportunities (examples: bringing junior engineers into level reviews, literally smuggling colleagues… | ||
| Getting Started with Open Source Project Insights | Brian Douglas | 22m |
A working platform called Open Sauced crawls GitHub with GitHub Actions, partners with DigitalOcean and Hacktoberfest, and analyzes 527,000 PRs since October 1… | ||
| Seeking vs. Wandering | Jason Lengstorf | 17m |
Argues that deliberate seeking plus undirected wandering create careers by producing transferable skills and serendipitous opportunities, not by following a… | ||
| The Wind and the Waves | Sarah Drasner | 16m |
Argument that matters: concrete changes and outcomes. Claims include Ivy migration as a ground-up renderer rewrite, standalone components that make NgModules… | ||
| Non-Technical Skills Eat Technical Skills for Breakfast | Arun Gupta | 18m |
Argument: non-technical skills act as a force multiplier for technical teams and are often the deciding factor in hiring and team success. Evidence cited… | ||
| OSS Supply Chain Security | Bob Calloway | 11m |
Regulation drives an explosion of SBOMs everywhere but most are low fidelity and unmaintained so they become noise not wisdom, signing and identity must bind… | ||
| Maintaining the Maintainers | Stephen Augustus | 09m |
Maintainers face burnout and underfunding and the talk gives actionable fixes: document roles, define maintainers, record demos, and teach one‑to‑many rather… | ||
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