Nicole C. Engard
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Five steps to excellent documentation
Ben Hall from Katacoda and Ocelot Uproar gave an awesome talk at OSCON 2017 about another topic near and dear to my heart: documentation! This is a summary of his presentation. → Read More
Sharing America's code
White House senior advisor Alvand Salehi explains at OSCON why the federal government's support of open source is "here to stay." → Read More
Making your first open source contribution
Puppet Labs software engineer shares how to become a contributor to open source projects. → Read More
How can companies can work effectively with open source communities?
At All Things Open 2016, Joe Brockmeier answers the question: How can companies can work effectively with open source communities? → Read More
Is there an alternative to resumes for hiring talent?
Hiring is not a filtering problem anymore, it's a sourcing problem. → Read More
How to push through change in an enterprise
Barry O'Reilly gave a talk about how to push through change in an enterprise at Cultivate prior to OSCON 2016. → Read More
Sumana Harihareswara and Maria Naggaga, OSCON 2016
Sumana Harihareswara and Maria Naggaga gave back-to-back talks at OSCON 2016 on how we can build our communities and get more contributors. → Read More
Christian Grail, OSCON 2016
Christian Grail gave a talk at OSCON 2016 titled: "How to convince your manager to go open source." → Read More
Danese Cooper, head of open source for PayPal, OSCON
Danese Cooper, head of open source for PayPal, spoke to during the Day 2 OSCON morning keynotes about the sustainability of open source. → Read More
Eric McNulty at Cultivate OSCON
Eric McNulty opened up the first day of Cultivate this year, the annual pre-conference event before OSCON. → Read More
4 steps to addressing your impostor syndrome
Christina Keelan gives tips for addressing impostor syndrome at the Community Leadership Summit (CLS) this year. → Read More
5 key secrets to growth hacking your community.
One of the many great keynotes given at the Community Leadership Summit (CLS) this year was by Rod Martin of Mautic, creator of marketing automation software. → Read More
Tessa Mero and Guy Martin kick off CLS 2016
Tessa Mero and Guy Martin kick off CLS 2016 with how to lead an open source project and how to select the right tools for the culture. → Read More
How ChickTech is helping girls find their dream careers
Nicole Engard shares how and why she started a ChickTech chapter in her city. → Read More
Dries Buytaert, creator of Drupal, on saving the open web
Can we save the open web? Dries Buytaert, creator of Drupal, talked to a group during SxSW Interactive about how he began the content management service (CMS) Drupal in his dorm room in 2001. → Read More
How can I build a business around something I'm giving away for free?
One question I get often is: "How can I build a business around something I'm giving away for free?" So, I wanted to attend the panel at SxSW this year called Don't open source like a n00b, focused on how to make a project or product open source. → Read More
Authentic code only for Mr. Robot American TV show
The American TV show Mr. Robot aired in June 2015, and at SxSW Interactive this year, a panel convened to talk about "Coding of Camera: Mr. Robot and Authenticity on TV." The panel consisted of Sam Esmail, Rami Malek, and Christian Slater. → Read More
Panel of visionaries talks lack of women in tech
At SXSW Interactive 2016, a panel of visionaries talking about lack of women in the tech industry. The panel included: Michelle Mandansky, Laura Weidman Powers, Trae Vassallo, and Megan Smith. → Read More
OSCON moves to Austin, focuses on core values
We interview the OSCON chairs to learn more about the event's move to Austin and find out what's in store for attendees. → Read More
Director of Google.org on diversity in tech
At SxSW Interactive 2016, the director of Google.org, Jacquelline Fuller, had a conversation with Hugh Forrest about diversity in tech. → Read More