101 Track Overview
Introductory level content is extremely important to many existing and early-career open source technologists.
So important that we created a stand-alone event focused on it called Open Source 101 about 6 years ago.
The good news.. an entire track of 101-level content will be featured at ATO 2022. See who’s speaking and what topics are being featured below.
Tuesday, November 1
Open Source contributions: A catalyst for growth
Edidiong Asikpo, Ambassador Labs
The State of Open Source Software, Security & Support
Javier Perez, Perforce
Where Do Great Open Source Contributors, Maintainers, & Hires Come From?
An Executive Panel Hosted by Major League Hacking (MLH)
Jon Gottfried, Co-Founder, MLH
Intellectual Property and Open Source 101
Jim Jagielski, Salesforce
How to enable HTTPS everywhere (even internally)
Patrick Easters, Sysdig
How to Avoid Burnout
Jason HIbbets, Red Hat
Should My Open Source Project Be a Nonprofit?
Jack Aboutboul, AlmaLinux
Wednesday, November 2
Release Radar – How and why you should do releases for your open source project
Michelle Mannering, GitHub
Open Source: The Next Generation
Mike Swift, Major League Hacking
Demystifying UX Design and the Software Development Lifecycle
Kelly Miller, Optum Labs
Verbs, Not Nouns: Writing Documentation Users Want to Read
Brian MacDonald, DigitalOcean
Lessons Learned From Launching New Open Source Projects
Steve Taylor, DeployHub