Community Track Overview
The Community track is hosted and made possible by the team at Intel.
The difference between a successful open source project and/or consumption/contribution and a not-so-successful experience is often community. We’ve seen it time-and-time again.
We feel community and community focused content are so important we’re dedicating a stand-alone event to it this year – the Community Leadership Summit (CLS) on Monday, October 31.
And good news…
We’ll also feature an entire track dedicated to the topic on Tuesday (November 1) and Wednesday (November 2) as well. Experts and thought leaders from all over the U.S. and the world will be speaking and participating.
Tuesday, November 1
Beyond the Spreadsheet: New Tools for Managing Successful Open Source Projects
Thabang Mashologu, Zenhub
Approaching open source documentation the right way
Uduak Obong-eren, Chegg
Lessons Learned leading an OSS Diversity Team
Fatima Sarah Khalid, GitLab
The 10,000 Steps of Open Source Project Health
Dmitry Vinnik, Meta
Going Beyond Code – Why All Contributions Matter in Open Source
Nithya Ruff, Amazon
Streamline and Automate Community Management with GitHub
Rizel Scarlett, GitHub
Wednesday, November 2
Successful Community Management in Open Source
This is a panel discussion
AmyJune Hineline, Red Hat (moderator)
Creating Community: A frank discussion between a megacorp and a start-up
Karen Chu, Microsoft Azure & Matthew Butcher, Fermeyon
Project analysis day 1: finding your project in a jumble of data
Sophia Vargas, Google
Modern Community Management: A lesson through acronym
Jen Wike Huger, Profian
How Do You Know If Your Project Is Any Good?
Avi Press, Scarf
How To Talk About Your Open Source Project So People Get It
Emily Omier, Emily Omier Consulting LLC