Released! Delivered! or How to Become an Open Source Developer?
summary
The talk discusses diversity in open-source communities beyond just codes of conduct and examines concrete ways companies and projects can become more inclusive to people from varied backgrounds. It gives a personal experience of how Mélanie Bats became an open-source developer, explaining when, why and how she got involved in free software and why she chose to continue on that path.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Open source diversity
- 1:08Dev stereotypes
- 3:57Supporting new contributors
- 6:43Beyond meritocracy
- 8:29Becoming an open source dev
- 9:51Minority advantage
- 11:17Company values in open source
- 13:24Diversity in tech teams
- 15:29Events and inclusion
- 16:52Overcoming impostor syndrome
- 17:56Open source benefits
- 18:59Join open source
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