Arun Gupta (RedHat) Interview - OSCON 2014
summary
Description of DevOps for Kids work, curriculum and impact with concrete details: runs Scratch, Minecraft modding (400 Java classes in Eclipse for mods), Raspberry Pi and Arduino workshops, builds curriculum for schools, and runs events that draw about 70 kids at OSCON and viral meetups in the Bay Area. Emphasis on hands-on results—kids shipping mods and gadgets—practical parent advice for non-technical caregivers and stepwise paths like one-two-three Minecraft modding.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Devoxx
- 1:19Kid-Friendly Workshops
- 4:02The Future of Tech Education
- 5:53School and Curriculum Efforts
- 7:04Advice for Non-Tech Parents
- 9:40Oscon for Kids Success
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