Open Source Talk

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Node.js now has a foundation that is handling money, trademarks and governance so technical groups can work; it hired Michael as community manager and sets up committees for marketing, legal and trademark work. The iojs codebase is undergoing reunification of io.js under node umbrella and the foundation licenses the trademark while funding compatibility, outreach and an umbrella for related projects. Codes of conduct are promoted, a modest war chest exists, and a study cited says contributors earn about a third more.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:06Corporate and individual roles
3. 3:34Open source values
4. 6:26Career risks and rewards
5. 9:20Transparency and freedom
6. 12:10Foundation structure and goals
7. 15:58Starting as contributor
8. 19:28Building inclusive communities
9. 21:58Foundation setup and plans
10. 24:05Reunification and ecosystem growth
11. 25:48Closing and Q&A

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