08-29, 09:00–10:00 (Europe/Berlin), Room 7
Open source software is here for everyone - but how are we making sure that everyone has equal access?
In this keynote I will discuss how to lower barriers of entry for new contributors - and the many facets to this: documentation, community, guidelines, and tools.
I will share my personal motivations for contributing to open-source software and my journey over the past five years and all of its learnings.
Open source software is here for everyone - but how are we making sure that everyone has equal access?
In this keynote I will discuss how to lower barriers of entry for new contributors - and the many facets to this: documentation, community, guidelines, and tools.
I will share my personal motivations for contributing to open-source software and my journey over the past five years and all of its learnings.
Other
Category [Scientific Applications] –Other
Category [Data Science and Visualization] –Other
Expected audience expertise: Domain –none
Expected audience expertise: Python –none
Abstract as a tweet –I will share my personal motivations for contributing to open-source software and my journey over the past five years and all of its learnings.
Category [High Performance Computing] –Other
Category [Community, Education, and Outreach] –Other
Wolf has been in open source for his entire professional career. He is a core member of conda-forge for the past 4 years. He started the mamba package manager (a C++ reimplementation of conda). He is also a steering council member for the conda project. He founded prefix.dev to take software package management to the next level. At prefix, pixi and rattler-build are developed to make shipping software a breeze.