Behind the Scenes of Maintaining an Open Source Project

Jordi Boggiano

Friday 22 May 2015 from 12:00 to 12:30

Keynote in English - US at php[tek] 2015
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/6d1eb (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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Behind the Scenes of Maintaining an Open Source Project

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Michael Hernandez at 12:31 on 22 May 2015

Excellent keynote Jordi. Thank you for bringing these issues to the forefront, and of course for all your hard work.

Brian Procopio at 12:32 on 22 May 2015

The best speaker! Outstanding!

Matthew Turland at 12:32 on 22 May 2015

Excellent overview of the highs and lows of maintaining a popular open source project and advice on how to navigate them from Jordi's own experiences. Loved it.

Riley Major at 12:33 on 22 May 2015

Excellent, quotable insights presented in an entertaining manner.

Thanks for all of your work and for sticking with it despite the abuse.

Rick Yust at 12:33 on 22 May 2015

Good thoughts to wrap up the conference!

Tim Aldridge at 12:35 on 22 May 2015

Amazing keynote!

Joe Ferguson at 14:30 on 22 May 2015

Great talk and examples of what it takes to maintain an OSS project

Kevin Gustavson at 23:03 on 23 May 2015

Bravo! A brief look into the challenges (and joys) faced by leaders of popular OSS software projects.

Jordi is very informative and has very un-pretentious presentation style.

Anonymous at 12:09 on 25 May 2015

An honest and open look at the challenges that come with maintaining an open source project, from a member of our community that's on the front-lines. I very much enjoyed it!

Jason Varnedoe at 06:48 on 26 May 2015

Great keynote from Jordi, and an excellent closing talk to tek! Helping us recognize that project maintainers/creators are people as well.

Vahid Azam at 09:16 on 27 May 2015

Really enjoyed this talk about reminding us that open source projects are run by people, not machines. Did a great job of showing us what challenges open source contributors face, especially on more prominent projects. Oh, and mailed cakes are a great way to show appreciation for an open source contributors.

Joshua Warren at 11:54 on 27 May 2015

Excellent keynote. Great lessons here not only for how we should be interacting with open source project maintainers, but also how we should be interacting with each other.

Steve Grunwell at 15:56 on 30 May 2015

Well presented with a great blend of humor and information.

Michelle Sanver at 09:07 on 1 Jun 2015

I tend to comment on talks way after I heard them to reflect, often I forgot a lot of what I heard but yours is just like a keynote should be, inspiring, really really really inspiring, and almost brought tears to my eyes at some point, this is what a lot of people don't realise what's going on behind the scenes.

Also: Your presenting style is amazing, and your slides are beautiful.

Keep up the good work in everything you do, a well deserved 5, there's nothing I would change, thanks for a keynote I'll remember :)