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Being a maintainer, or even a notable contributor in an open source project is a damn hard job. Not only are you expected to tackle the hardest programming tasks, but suddenly you're also expected to do all these "softer" things - review other people's work, provide feedback, ramp up other contributors, etc. In this talk from DevConf.us 2018, I've shown how your gut instinct as an engineer - to automate everything - can actually work here too (at least to a certain degree), and take a lot of the load off your shoulders.

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Automatic for the People
Allon Mureinik
Senior Manager, Seeker Node.js and .NET Agents
Synopsys, Inc.
https://linkedin.com/in/mureinik / allon.mureinik@synopsys.com / @mureinik
19/08/2018

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It’s not about 1990’s alternative rock music
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2408942
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It’s not about coding
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It’s all about soft skills
https://anengineersaspect.blogspot.com/2013/07/mathematicians-extrovert-vs-introvert.html
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Which we aren’t always good at
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Even if we are – we don’t scale
https://marvel.com
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But we’re really good at coding
https://matrix.wikia.com/wiki/Neo
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Automation!
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Why do we need unit tests?
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Why do we need linters?
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Why do we need static analysis?
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What else?
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EditorConfig
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The early bird gets the worm
https://thenounproject.com/term/sunrise/29444/
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The takeaway
https://thenounproject.com/term/take-out-box/1597152/
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Questions?
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