Keynote: From “Open Source” to “Development in the Open”
summary
Microsoft publishes ~2,500 GitHub projects, and Visual Studio Code exemplifies development in the open: a 20–22 engineer team using Electron/Chromium and hundreds of Node modules, a transparent GitHub roadmap, and a tool that extracts contributors from ~100 PRs a month. The product shows concrete scale: 4 million monthly users, ~9,000 gallery extensions, an NPS of 62, and a daily insiders release while the team handles 100 issues a day and ships monthly stables.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:59Silicon Valley
- 1:22Visual Studio Code
- 1:47Great Momentum
- 6:18Direct, Public Engagement
- 7:38No Broken Windows
- 8:24Engaged Community Powers Growth
- 9:29Changing Perceptions
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