[drupalday2017 - KEYNOTE] - Saving the world one Open Source project at a time

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Innovation & Open source are almost always related, but start, sustain and position an open source project is not a easy task. Using Drupal Console as an example, would be presented the challenges and rewards or creating and maintaining an Open Source project. Talk in lingua inglese. di Eduardo Garcia

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enzo - Eduardo Garcia
@enzolutions
Co - founder of Anexus & weKnow
Candidate to
Director at Large
Drupal Association

(E)nable Interrupt +
(N)egative +
(Z)ero +
(O)verflow.
Candidate to
Director at Large
Drupal Association

Innovation & Open source
Leader or follower?
Why I Contribute
Release 1.0.0 stable

Red Hat vs Debian
Display Suite vs Panels
Wordpress vs Drupal
Drush vs Drupal Console
Git vs CVS

Drupal Camp
Costa Rica
Sep 2014
Jesus Olivas
David Florez

Community pressure
Looks more profesional
Follow your own phase

“Choose a job you
love, and you will
never have to work
a day in your life.”
Confucius

• Support the
ecosystem
• Prepare the
ground

Be attractive
Increase retention
Get visibility
Experience vs Marketing
Be a Key player

Remember to vote:
Consider to vote for me.
More info at http://bit.ly/vote-for-enzo

Contact me:
Mail: enzo@anexusit.com
as @enzolutions
Slides: weknowinc.com/talks/2017/rome/drupalday-keynote.pdf

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