How to Have Fun and Engage in Open Source Communities
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Slides of my community engagement talk in Essen, Germany at CMS Garden Unconference on 16 November 2019.
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- 1. How To Have Fun in Open Source Guidelines for Open Source Events* *Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed et vehicula metus. Quisque pharetra nisi libero, vel elementum lectus congue id. Ut luctus magna eget elit fringilla pharetra hendrerit vel leo. Nulla quis porttitor sem. Donec sit amet interdum ligula, id sodales lorem. Suspendisse ornare dui ut risus tincidunt pretium. Mauris diam nisl, dapibus eu eros sed, tincidunt finibus felis. Vestibulum porttitor, magna nec elementum ornare, tellus nisl sollicitudin nunc, sed elementum tortor ipsum et eros. Donec a ullamcorper justo. Tatár Balázs János CMS Garden Unconference – 16-17 November, 2019
- 2. WHO AM I? Tatár Balázs János - @tatarbj CTO @ Petend Open Source Security Correspondent @ European Commission SecOSdreamer @ SecOSdays Globetrotter @ Open Source software communities
- 3. WHAT DO I DO? Consultation (2014-) Web application audits Application vulnerability assessments Communicating vulnerabilities Public talks (2015-) Quality Assurance Application Security / Security Awareness Community Engagement People management, leader- and mentorship (2017-)
- 5. #AnswerToTheUltimateQuestionOfLifeTheUniverseAndEverything Isn’t there a better number?* *The angle rounded to whole degrees for which a rainbow appears. OR The password expiration policy for a M$ Windows domain defaults to 42 days.
- 6. #myAnswer */** *28 stories will be told ** The number of dominoes in standard domino sets. OR 28 is a happy number!***
- 8. #discoverEU28in2years🇪🇺 5 November, 2016 – 3 November, 2018
- 11. #visit28FOSSeventsin2019✈️ 2 February – 17 November, 2019 FOSDEM 2019 (Brussels 🇧🇪) Drupal Camp London 2019 (London 🇬🇧) Drupal Mountain Camp 2019 (Davos 🇨🇭) DrupalCon Seattle (Seattle 🇺🇸) Drupal Camp Spain 2019 (Conil 🇪🇸) SecOSday – Haarlem edition (Haarlem 🇳🇱) Drupal Camp Belarus (Minsk 🇧🇾) Drupal Camp Kyiv ’19 (Kyiv 🇺🇦) Drupal Camp Poland 2019 (Wroclaw 🇵🇱) Drupal Developer Days 2019 (Cluj-Napoca 🇷🇴) WordCampEU 2019 (Berlin 🇩🇪) Design4Drupal (Boston 🇺🇸) WordPress Meetup Atlanta (Atlanta 🇺🇸) NLP Meetup Atlanta (Atlanta 🇺🇸) Drupal Camp Asheville (Asheville 🇺🇸) Decoupled Days (New York City 🇺🇸) Drupal GovCon (Bethesda 🇺🇸) Drupal Camp Pannonia (Palic 🇷🇸) Drupal Security – Dev Meeting at Dropsolid (Ghent 🇧🇪) DUG Belgium Meetup (Ghent 🇧🇪) Drupal Camp Atlanta (Atlanta 🇺🇸) WordCampNYC (New York City 🇺🇸) Drupal Camp Oslo 2019 (Oslo 🇳🇴) TYPO3CON (The Hague 🇳🇱) Coding Girls meetup in Plovdiv (Plovdiv 🇧🇬) SecOSdays Sofia (Sofia 🇧🇬) Websummit (Lisbon 🇵🇹) CMS Garden Unconference (Essen 🇩🇪)
- 13. #enablingOthers
- 16. #SecOSweekInConil 11-17 May, 2020 Let’s shape it together!
- 17. QUESTIONS?
- 18. THANK YOU! Tatár Balázs János @tatarbj
Editor's Notes
- „Hitchhiker’s guide to the Galaxy” by Douglas Adams
- Happy number: In number theory, a happy number is a natural number in a given number base b that eventually reaches 1 when iterated over the perfect digital invariant function for p=2. Those numbers that do not end in 1 are {\displaystyle b}-unhappy numbers (or {\displaystyle b}-sad numbers).[1] 28 is a 10-(based )happy number.
- Story1: Learnt German for 11 years and managed to get to Berlin and ask for a Bratwurst with Brötchen. Story2: No23 made SecOSday happen
- Story3: It’s easy to judge other nations if you haven’t met them ever. Story4: Hungarians are not racist, but having an isolated culture. Story5: Look at my laptop with the stickers. Story6: Réka, our office manager.
- Story7: The SecOSday did not get well treated on the marketing, called Robert and moved it to Essen. Story8: Diogo’s podcast about cross project collaborations. Story9: Everyone matters regardless of their background. Story10: Secure Open Source events mean being safe at the conference where you attend at.
- Story11: 28 FOSS events in 2019 – concept came up by miscounting (accident or coincident?) Story12: Mentoring at a large event – DrupalCon Seattle. Story13: Volunteering at a large event – WordCampEU
- Story14: Announcing SecOSday Haarlem edition at a big DrupalCamp (London). Story15: SecOSwalk led by a local attendee (and my mentee, Merel)
- Story16: Ayesh wishes merry Christmas. Story17: Lawri as a first timer speaker Story18: Reka as a first timer attendee Story19: Ukrainian ladies discussing Mangolicious to translate it to Russian. Story20: Rodrigo at Haarlem and Sofia!
- Story21: Romanian roadtrip. Story22: Being ‚the volunteer’ – Decoupled Days NYC Story23: Jumping from WCEU to TYPO3 event in Berlin. Story24: Community engagement talks start at DrupalCamp Oslo
- Story25: Extending SecOSday to a multiday event with awesome talks and great folks! Story26: Arthur from Nebraska gives a virtual talk about Mental Health. Story27: Thank You dinner for speakers Story28: Preston visits Bulgaria and falls in love.