Making open source work

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10 years ago I was introduced to a secret which changed my life, just as it has changed the life of hundreds of thousands of other developers over the last 20 years. 10 years ago I learned first-hand what makes Open Source projects work. Once I applied this secret technique it changed my life and completely altered the course of my career. In this session I’ll let you in on this secret and show you how you can change your life and the lives of others for the better.

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About Me
Joe Brinkman
Co-Founder & Technical Fellow
DNN Corp.
Web: www.dnnsoftware.com
Blog: www.theaccidentalgeek.com
Twitter: @jbrinkman

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Making open source work

1. Making Work Joe Brinkman

2. About Me Joe Brinkman Co-Founder & Technical Fellow DNN Corp. Web: www.dnnsoftware.com Blog: www.theaccidentalgeek.com Twitter: @jbrinkman

3. About Me

4. About Me

5. About Me

6. What is Open Source

7. How is it different?

8. What does that mean for me?

9. Open Source is a journey

10. I was a noob

11. I started trying DNN

12. I was a userExperience Participation Noob User

13. I read everything I could find

14. I was a lurkerExperience Participation Noob User Lurker

15. I asked questions

16. I reported bugs

17. I suggested new features

18. I was a community memberExperience Participation Noob User Lurker Community Member

19. I was passive

20. The secret that changed my life

21. I answered questions

22. I commented on blogs

23. I provided bug fixes

24. I became a contributorExperience Participation Noob User Lurker Community Member Contributor

25. I provided code to improve the platform

26. I volunteered for work

27. I became a trusted team memberExperience Participation Noob Team Member User Lurker Community Member Contributor

28. I did work that no one wanted

29. I helped others with their tasks

30. I was consistent

31. I became a leaderExperience Participation Noob Team Member Leader User Lurker Community Member Contributor

32. I created my own open source projects

33. I contributed to other projects

34. I became an evangelistExperience Participation Noob User Lurker Community Member Contributor Team Member Leader Evangelist

35. What makes Open Source Work?Experience Participation Noob Team Member Leader Evangelist User Lurker Community Member Contributor

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42. Open Source became my living resume

43. Open Source became my community of friends

44. Open Source became my passion

45. Open Source became my work

46. Open Source changed my life…

47. And it can change yours too!

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