Develop Yourself - On Open Source, Personality and the Inner Sloth
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Roland Golla discusses how developers can grow professionally and personally when workplace learning is limited and motivation is low. He presents building an inner mindset that overcomes procrastination and shows how participating in Open Source projects connects developers with peers and exposes them to excellent software and toolsets.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Welcome to co-talks 2022
- 1:08Introduction
- 2:10Bruce Lee and agile development
- 4:40Open source gamification
- 7:54Full-stack myth
- 9:23Failure and learning in open source
- 13:151% method for progress
- 17:31Open source knowledge multiplier
- 21:39Terminal tools efficiency
- 25:11Entrepreneurship and failure culture
- 28:19Software goals never finished
- 30:24Open source networking
- 34:38First open source steps
- 36:43Open source employer requirement
- 37:46Summary and thanks
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