This document discusses trends in software development and the growing number of developers worldwide. It predicts that by 2029 there will be over 100 million developers globally, representing a 15% compound annual growth rate. It also outlines China's goals for artificial intelligence leadership by 2030 and mentions strategies for making open source, tech, and software development more inclusive and welcoming to all.

1. The Next Wave:
One Hundred Million
Developers Worldwide
James Governor co-founder RedMonk

3. DevOps is about creating conditions, environments, and
teams in which people can thrive, with development and
operations working together effectively to create, manage
and improve digital products and services

4. Radical Inclusion

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15% CAGR

11. China:
A Next Generation Artificial
Intelligence Development Plan
2020 - reach globally advanced levels
2025 - achieve some world-leading breakthroughs
2030 - become the clear world leader in AI

21. Brazil stats

23. https://www.coursereport.com/

25. @monkchips

27. Open APIs
Open Source
Open Learning
Social Coding
Cloud Accelerates Everything

28. Open Source isn’t welcoming

29. We need to fix that

30. Hacker culture isn’t welcoming

31. We need to fix that

32. Tech isn’t welcoming

33. We need to fix that

34. Don’t let assholes ruin your project

39. Distribution isn’t a thing, it’s the only thing

41. Open source investors

43. Low code, no code

45. “Software development is the largest team sport on Earth”
Shanku Niyogi, SVP Product, GitHub

47. “Ambient intimacy is about being able to keep in touch with
people with a level of regularity and intimacy that you
wouldn’t usually have access to, because time and space
conspire to make it impossible.”
Leisa Reichelt, March 2007

51. “massively multiplayer online pair programming” = @noopkat.

56. “Climate change requires us to alter the biogeochemical organism
that we call the global economy on the fly, in our lifetimes. Such a
task should command most of the time and attention of every
economist, agriculturalist, investor, executive, and politician—
anyone who fancies themselves a leader in the physical workings
of the economy, or whatever we call it. It is our shame, and
theirs, that they don’t.”
Robinson Meyer, August 2019, The Atlantic

59. Shifting energy choices left – the ethics of data centres
You should follow @anne_e_currie

60. Adrianco slide

61. the last 10 years have been about distributed computing
the next 10 years will be about distributed work

62. Article about other cities outside silicon valley

64. Accessibility
Inclusion
Check your biases
Diverse hiring
Code of Conduct
Sustainable work