How Bright Is Our Future?
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RigaDevDays 2017; 15 May 2017; Riga, Latvia
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- 1. /37@yegor256 1 Yegor Bugayenko How Bright Is Our Future? 4
- 2. /37@yegor256 2 1.2K 14.3K 120K LoC 4K commits 100 devs
- 3. /37@yegor256 3 2000 2017 2034 100+ devs Big office Outsourcing 100+ devs No office Product
- 4. /37@yegor256 4 Labor was cheap. Not anymore. 1
- 5. /37@yegor256 5 % t RAM Labor $80K/year $250K $1K per Gb $5 Java, PHP, MySQL 2000 2017
- 6. /37@yegor256 6 We have to write for: Computers 2000 People 2017
- 8. /37@yegor256 8 Hackers Code for hackers. Standards are boring. Unit tests are for juniors. Fire-fighting is fun. Talk, don’t doc. Don’t touch my code!
- 9. /37@yegor256 9 Designers Code for newbies. Standards and rules are fun. Unit tests are for pros. Fire-fighting is annoying. Doc, don’t talk. Refactor my code!
- 11. /37@yegor256 11 Be a designer My plan
- 12. /37@yegor256 12 We were coding. Now we reuse. 2
- 13. /37@yegor256 13 “Linear and quadratic growth is the dominant growth pattern of open source software projects” — Amit Deshpande and Dirk Riehle SAP Research, SAP Labs LLC, 2007 https://goo.gl/xTKlL2
- 14. /37@yegor256 14 https://octoverse.github.com/ 8K+ contributors at docker/docker 20M active repos 11M users80M pull requests since 2010
- 15. /37@yegor256 15 — Klint Finley, Wired, November 2016 https://goo.gl/TdyUtX “Some of the biggest companies in the world are not only using open source software, but open sourcing their own code as well.”
- 16. /37@yegor256 16 “Either you contribute or not, you are an open source contributor.” — me
- 18. /37@yegor256 18 — Matt Asay, TechRepublic, July 2016 https://goo.gl/bN857E “Red Hat keeps minting money by making others' innovations easier to use for mainstream enterprises.”
- 20. /37@yegor256 20 My plan Create my own projects Grow followers Watch them Open my code
- 21. /37@yegor256 21 We had cubicles. Now we live in Bali. 3
- 22. /37@yegor256 22 Thanks to the Internet.
- 23. /37@yegor256 23 We don’t hire a programmer in Riga. We hire a programmer.
- 24. /37@yegor256 24 The rules of the market are changing: Rate References Education Personality Language Skills Legal status
- 26. /37@yegor256 26 No salaries. No offices. No meetings. No managers. The future:
- 27. /37@yegor256 27 The era of freelancers is coming.
- 28. /37@yegor256 28 Maybe even no companies, just projects?
- 29. /37@yegor256 29 My plan Invest into the resume Study management Be independent
- 30. /37@yegor256 30 We were selling. Now we evangelize. 4
- 31. /37@yegor256 31 Tech Career Software Architect Senior Developer Developer Junior Developer Tester Technology Evangelist/Advocate
- 32. /37@yegor256 32 Your community is your value.
- 33. /37@yegor256 33 Possible “giveaways”: Blog Product StackOverflow Lessons Webinars Books Pull requests Workshops
- 34. /37@yegor256 34 The market is the judge. Not the employer!
- 35. /37@yegor256 35 Give away more than I take back. My plan Build communities. Speak at conferences.
- 36. /37@yegor256 36 Invest into your resume. Summary Be a designer, not a hacker. Contribute to open source. Grow your community.
- 37. /37@yegor256 37 The article on the blog: