[0s] i will check it
[4s] i zoom it okay here it is
[14s] so
[31s] i will tweet it
[43s] so you tweeted the link but without any
[44s] context was that on purpose
[47s] uh not really
[51s] okay uh i'm gonna go check the link to
[55s] make sure but it looks
[56s] looks good to me so
[59s] if if i click the link it's just okay
[1m 1s] streaming
[1m 2s] okay perfect all right for me it was on
[1m 6s] this
[1m 6s] blank placeholder screen yeah no it's
[1m 9s] actually not streaming
[1m 10s] so yeah i would actually put out a a
[1m 12s] tweet um that actually says hey we're
[1m 14s] live right now
[1m 15s] stay tuned yeah and and if you come
[1m 17s] across this later
[1m 18s] then this link will work for um
[1m 22s] you know to see the replay or something
[1m 24s] and then when you tweet that i'll
[1m 25s] retweet it
[1m 33s] hey frank hey
[1m 37s] let's see how do we chat in there can we
[1m 39s] chat in there
[1m 40s] uh you should or at least i can you can
[1m 43s] yeah i can't but i could just go over to
[1m 45s] youtube and chat there if i wanted
[1m 46s] but i just get to say it he's here
[1m 49s] because of the tweet
[1m 50s] what's up joseph
[2m 2s] okay
[2m 6s] have treated with at least one sentence
[2m 9s] [Laughter]
[2m 20s] it didn't go out yet i'm only just
[2m 22s] seeing the one with just the the link
[2m 28s] i will delete the one with the link i'm
[2m 31s] not seeing the one with the full the
[2m 33s] full sentence oh here you go 32 seconds
[2m 35s] just took a second perfect
[2m 36s] retweet great
[2m 43s] so i don't know okay
[2m 47s] i can't see how many people
[2m 50s] are are watching this stream right now
[2m 52s] here in
[2m 53s] recent years
[2m 57s] we have five people now
[3m] so yeah you want to give it maybe just
[3m 4s] two minutes since everybody didn't have
[3m 5s] the link to join if they're planning to
[3m 7s] yeah i do know quite a few people at
[3m 8s] titan are because they're
[3m 10s] um at work right now they're gonna watch
[3m 12s] the replay so
[3m 13s] and that's something i've experienced a
[3m 15s] lot with live streams is that a lot of
[3m 16s] people
[3m 17s] you know they're like hey in my
[3m 18s] particular time zone you know i'm gonna
[3m 20s] have to watch the replay
[3m 21s] hey hey jorge jorge
[3m 24s] harge or hey oh hey look at that that's
[3m 27s] cool
[3m 29s] do you get to do do you pick a chat item
[3m 31s] and choose to feature it like that
[3m 33s] yeah uh i can just hover on on a comment
[3m 36s] in
[3m 36s] the right sidebar and click on it and
[3m 39s] very cool it will show up so like
[3m 44s] for those of you who don't know um this
[3m 46s] is a really cool a lot there's
[3m 48s] um hey kristoff the there are a lot of
[3m 50s] people have been creating these projects
[3m 51s] these team things like this where you do
[3m 52s] like a whole bunch of people together
[3m 54s] but you restream is the one i use for
[3m 56s] all of my um
[3m 58s] my streaming so my obs streams to
[3m 59s] restream and it sends to twitch and
[4m 1s] youtube
[4m 1s] and so tom discovered that restream has
[4m 3s] one of these two which is super cool
[4m 5s] um i'm definitely gonna use this because
[4m 6s] in the past what i've been doing is like
[4m 8s] call somebody on skype and then share
[4m 10s] their skype window into my obs
[4m 12s] which is just so much more work than
[4m 14s] this which is just so freaking
[4m 15s] convenient so
[4m 17s] good if you feel like you want
[4m 20s] a bit more uh tooling around
[4m 24s] you can also use obs to stream uh
[4m 28s] to restring one of the sources basically
[4m 31s] yeah
[4m 32s] and i think they also have a zoom
[4m 35s] integration
[4m 36s] i don't know how this works but hey
[4m 38s] marcel
[4m 39s] hey all who have joined last minute
[4m 43s] so
[4m 54s] i hope you all have something to drink
[4m 56s] or
[4m 57s] eat or whatever and have a perfect
[5m 1s] and have a nice place to watch it yeah
[5m 4s] if any of you this is probably us only
[5m 6s] but this right here is freaking amazing
[5m 8s] it's
[5m 9s] pea protein milk so they just took pea
[5m 11s] protein and water and then said it's
[5m 13s] milk
[5m 13s] and then this one they added some
[5m 14s] chocolate and some more protein so
[5m 20s] adam said is watching the other feed is
[5m 22s] there a second feed
[5m 23s] yeah okay i think this was
[5m 27s] the same like i think you had last time
[5m 29s] yeah the same thing
[5m 30s] yep you announce a stream via
[5m 33s] youtube and planet but you are unable to
[5m 36s] connect to this stream via restream
[5m 39s] studio
[5m 40s] so i think you can plan events in
[5m 43s] restream but
[5m 45s] yeah whatever i think people are not as
[5m 47s] ego right
[5m 48s] yeah yep
[5m 53s] yeah so kristoff and um frank have both
[5m 55s] said they have the same experience
[5m 56s] whereas you don't get a lot of people in
[5m 58s] the live stream
[5m 59s] but then you know you do get enough to
[6m 1s] get fun chats with some people
[6m 2s] but then it's the replays that are
[6m 4s] really kind of where the videos people
[6m 5s] really watch them because just a lot of
[6m 7s] people can't can't watch it live
[6m 8s] so yeah exactly uh we have
[6m 11s] a worldwide community with right
[6m 15s] of time zones yeah so even if we try to
[6m 19s] match
[6m 20s] at least a big part of the world and i
[6m 22s] think
[6m 23s] we are able to do this right now so with
[6m 26s] uh
[6m 27s] yeah end of evening in europe and
[6m 30s] midday in in the us and some
[6m 34s] hours also for our asian friends but i
[6m 37s] think for ex
[6m 38s] uh australia for example will be
[6m 39s] definitely what time is it in sydney
[6m 41s] right now right
[6m 42s] time is it i think they are the
[6m 45s] exact opposite of my time zone so it
[6m 48s] should be
[6m 49s] five a.m uh sydney it's one o'clock in
[6m 52s] the morning
[6m 54s] oh okay
[6m 57s] so they are sydney is the exact opposite
[7m] of
[7m 3s] two time zones east of me which i don't
[7m 4s] know if there's anybody there
[7m 6s] the the east coast of brazil when it's
[7m 8s] not daylight savings time is
[7m 10s] is two times used to me so we have 15
[7m 13s] now we got i think 15 is okay
[7m 16s] okay it's the magic number
[7m 19s] so hey all uh i've made
[7m 24s] a big trouble during the last week on
[7m 26s] twitter
[7m 28s] and i am quite happy to
[7m 31s] announce it today uh in combination with
[7m 34s] matt who helped me to
[7m 39s] to get it done even if he hasn't written
[7m 41s] a single line of code but
[7m 44s] he were a perfect consultant for me
[7m 49s] so yeah let's go
[7m 52s] and start with a presentation
[7m 56s] so
[7m 59s] so this is the image you all know and
[8m 2s] let's remove the ellipses and
[8m 7s] here you go exactly so the tool we is it
[8m 12s] intentional is that you are muted
[8m 14s] matt yeah i just wanted to make sure
[8m 16s] that you want we're all
[8m 17s] swallowing when i'm drinking okay
[8m 21s] so the tool i'm announcing is appender
[8m 26s] very few of you uh already know it so
[8m 30s] freak for example
[8m 32s] um because i had to to invite some
[8m 35s] in the early beta process to to test and
[8m 39s] play around with it all of you
[8m 42s] who already want to check it out now
[8m 45s] this is the domain
[8m 46s] so you can access it says no
[8m 50s] anything you have to do just click on it
[8m 52s] you can visit it and
[8m 54s] says it's always a sign in but it's also
[8m 57s] sign up button in the upper right
[9m] and now
[9m 4s] before we are talking about what
[9m 6s] appender is
[9m 8s] uh first introduction of myself so i am
[9m 11s] tom witkowski
[9m 12s] founder of astrotomic and open source uh
[9m 16s] collective and
[9m 20s] it's a yeah i the
[9m 23s] so organization behind opener
[9m 26s] we are already two people right now with
[9m 28s] uh sarah
[9m 30s] and yeah now i'm also the founder of
[9m 33s] appendemi
[9m 34s] uh you can see some links uh you can if
[9m 37s] you want to follow me
[9m 38s] and check out what i'm doing
[9m 42s] and now med's turn
[9m 46s] i i don't even deserve this slide
[9m 47s] literally all i've done
[9m 49s] as all these things is i've hung out
[9m 51s] with tom
[9m 52s] and validated his brilliant ideas uh so
[9m 54s] i'm matt
[9m 56s] if you don't know who i am i'm your
[9m 57s] friend you know that's my usual pitch
[10m 1s] perfect so i will do it quick uh he is
[10m 4s] partner and technical director of titan
[10m 5s] and i think most of you know him as
[10m 9s] a big part of the larger community
[10m 12s] uh a very kind person definitely
[10m 15s] so thank you my friend even if he says
[10m 18s] he doesn't divert deserves it
[10m 20s] a big thank you
[10m 23s] and yeah a short overview
[10m 26s] um first a short introduction so some
[10m 30s] things and after this is my motivation
[10m 33s] so why i have created this tool because
[10m 37s] i think this is something
[10m 38s] missing sometimes if you just see the
[10m 40s] tool um
[10m 43s] then the goals future roadmap so
[10m 46s] how the tool can or will evolve during
[10m 49s] the next
[10m 50s] weeks months and so on
[10m 53s] uh yeah daniel i'm sorry this was the
[10m 57s] first
[10m 58s] planned link but uh i wasn't able to
[11m 1s] connect to it
[11m 2s] uh today so i had to create a new one
[11m 6s] and yeah some
[11m 10s] closing words so like uh sponsors how do
[11m 13s] you
[11m 13s] if you want to contact me how you can do
[11m 15s] and some parting words
[11m 17s] so first a special thanks to yeah matt
[11m 21s] as my
[11m 21s] consultant and uh idea validator
[11m 26s] secondly is sarah who is uh now the
[11m 29s] co-maintainer of
[11m 30s] astrotomic she has joined me
[11m 33s] i don't know two months ago or something
[11m 35s] like this
[11m 36s] and yeah already helped me a lot even
[11m 40s] if not directly so as much with appender
[11m 43s] but
[11m 43s] with keeping my back clear of all the
[11m 46s] tasks coming in with the
[11m 48s] other 27 packages we've already released
[11m 50s] at s atomic
[11m 52s] and daniel has helped me with
[11m 55s] writing and yeah he has created
[11m 58s] fhqs for example and checked some
[12m 2s] some of the wordings i had and yeah met
[12m 5s] that also the same as a native english
[12m 6s] speaker he was a
[12m 7s] epic help
[12m 11s] so my motivation and some background
[12m 16s] my whole career started back in 2015 and
[12m 20s] or at least my open source carrier and
[12m 24s] this is also the biggest motivation
[12m 25s] behind it because my whole carrier is
[12m 27s] based on open source
[12m 29s] so at this point a really big
[12m 32s] thank you to frake who has asked me back
[12m 35s] in 2016 i think
[12m 37s] to join as a spart here as a maintainer
[12m 41s] of some packages first one was activity
[12m 44s] lock i think
[12m 45s] and i'm now maintaining several of
[12m 49s] sparky packages and helping where i can
[12m 52s] and yeah in 2015 i've also founded
[12m 56s] astrotomic
[12m 57s] to keep some packages in it i've
[13m] created during this time and
[13m 4s] all the stuff and everything that
[13m 6s] happens afterwards
[13m 7s] change definitely my carrier so i
[13m 8s] wouldn't be
[13m 10s] at this point in my career where i am
[13m 12s] now
[13m 14s] without open source it was
[13m 17s] a lot of work definitely but for me it
[13m 19s] was also worth it
[13m 20s] because open source is something you can
[13m 23s] carry
[13m 24s] between different employers so
[13m 28s] not like uh company projects you have
[13m 31s] left
[13m 32s] you have to left behind if you join a
[13m 34s] new company or something
[13m 35s] open source is a persistent between
[13m 39s] whatever day job you are doing and
[13m 43s] after i have done some
[13m 46s] work at spa here and as atomic it was a
[13m 50s] big door opener because
[13m 51s] uh as soon as i was able to to talk to
[13m 55s] the i.t department
[13m 56s] so cto head of development or whoever
[13m 59s] was
[13m 59s] responsible to talk with me during
[14m 4s] application process
[14m 8s] this was really a big deal of not always
[14m 10s] because
[14m 12s] say already knew my name and
[14m 16s] sometimes also say it like oh you're at
[14m 19s] home yeah we are using your code already
[14m 21s] in
[14m 22s] most of our projects for example so
[14m 25s] this helps a lot to get in and
[14m 28s] it also helped a lot and sense that i i
[14m 31s] nearly never had to do
[14m 33s] any coding challenges because my github
[14m 36s] profile was
[14m 37s] like the coding challenge beforehand so
[14m 41s] head of development were able to to
[14m 43s] check it out to read through my code
[14m 45s] what's important for me for example to
[14m 47s] code so because all of this code is
[14m 49s] written by me
[14m 50s] so you can see how i'm coding which
[14m 53s] tools to
[14m 54s] check code quality for example i use and
[14m 56s] so on and
[15m] i've already stated in in a side
[15m 3s] sentence
[15m 4s] uh some motivation behind it this only
[15m 8s] worked
[15m 8s] as soon as i were able to talk to the
[15m 10s] i.t department
[15m 12s] the whole process before with recruiters
[15m 14s] and
[15m 16s] the human resource department and so on
[15m 18s] they don't know
[15m 19s] github they are unable to understand it
[15m 21s] which is totally fine because it's not
[15m 23s] their job to
[15m 24s] to click through all the repositories
[15m 26s] and understand what it means that i've
[15m 28s] committed or whatever and
[15m 32s] this part that appender me should solve
[15m 36s] it should provide or it already does
[15m 39s] a public profile for you as a
[15m 42s] open source developer contributor
[15m 44s] maintainer whatever
[15m 46s] and
[15m 50s] read uses or yeah reduces
[15m 53s] all the data we retrieve from github
[15m 56s] into
[15m 57s] a profile every or nearly everyone is un
[16m 1s] enabled able to understand so
[16m 4s] for some persons of you who have already
[16m 8s] checked it out if you go to the profile
[16m 11s] or if you click on the home page on any
[16m 12s] of the link profiles
[16m 14s] says for example this top paragraph that
[16m 19s] says to how many repositories you have
[16m 22s] contributed in which languages and so on
[16m 24s] and
[16m 25s] this for example the first paragraph
[16m 27s] introductions
[16m 28s] recruiter can can see and understand
[16m 34s] and
[16m 36s] oh sorry kaneko yeah my bad somehow
[16m 42s] but not much yet it's i've i'm talking
[16m 45s] about my motivation
[16m 46s] and you've missed possibly is a link but
[16m 49s] i think
[16m 50s] i've invited you already so
[16m 54s] yeah and yeah
[16m 57s] this is my motivation behind it and now
[17m] matt can talk about the other side
[17m 3s] because
[17m 4s] he is a manager in his company so he can
[17m 9s] talk about and think about the sahayan
[17m 11s] process
[17m 12s] and he's he has already validated my
[17m 16s] idea that it
[17m 17s] is helpful so yeah and that was that was
[17m 20s] the main thing is that tom said
[17m 22s] what if i built something like this and
[17m 23s] i said that would be very helpful for me
[17m 25s] in the hiring process so
[17m 26s] essentially the value for me is when
[17m 28s] somebody applies to titan
[17m 30s] um there's historically been you know a
[17m 33s] value made say hey if you have these
[17m 34s] open source projects and contributions
[17m 36s] it's helpful but that's not the only
[17m 38s] thing we consider because some people
[17m 39s] don't have time for that okay cool so
[17m 41s] that's already noted but if we want to
[17m 42s] look at somebody's open source
[17m 43s] contribution
[17m 44s] it's often difficult to know exactly
[17m 47s] what the value is that they provided
[17m 49s] there quite yet
[17m 50s] and so one of the things that i've had
[17m 51s] to do is learn to figure out how do you
[17m 53s] look at the metrics that actually matter
[17m 55s] so for example some people will say oh
[17m 56s] i'm the number one contributor and the
[17m 58s] number three contributor on
[17m 59s] x and y large project well it turns out
[18m 1s] all other contributions are
[18m 2s] you know grammar changes uh they haven't
[18m 5s] written a single line of code
[18m 6s] which you know can be helpful at times
[18m 8s] but that's not necessarily the same as
[18m 9s] writing core code
[18m 11s] and so i now of course i'm good at
[18m 13s] looking at github and figuring out
[18m 15s] what some has somebody contributed to
[18m 17s] and all that kind of stuff but still
[18m 18s] it's not always totally transparent but
[18m 19s] i know that there's a lot of hiring
[18m 21s] managers who don't have the same
[18m 22s] familiarity with the type of tech that
[18m 24s] we're in viewing from people from
[18m 25s] or they may interview across multiple
[18m 27s] tech stacks and the people might do open
[18m 29s] source in different places or
[18m 30s] just because i know how to evaluate
[18m 32s] somebody's contributions to
[18m 34s] javascript and php and you know
[18m 36s] vimscript doesn't mean necessarily i
[18m 37s] would know how to evaluate their
[18m 38s] contributions to
[18m 39s] rubygems or anything like that um so
[18m 43s] in general i like the idea that folks
[18m 45s] who have been giving back to open source
[18m 47s] can use that as reference points
[18m 49s] for basically showing the value they
[18m 51s] have to offer somebody
[18m 53s] because a lot of folks who do open
[18m 54s] source work have trouble kind of really
[18m 56s] communicating that well in their
[18m 57s] application process
[18m 59s] yeah so this is also
[19m 3s] something i've tried to to get around
[19m 7s] showing some numbers like uh
[19m 10s] 35 commits to this repository or changed
[19m 14s] 3000 lines of code or whatever because
[19m 16s] like let's say
[19m 18s] these numbers aren't really trustworthy
[19m 21s] and can mean whatever so you can change
[19m 24s] the indentation of
[19m 25s] 50 000 lines of code and yeah it shows
[19m 29s] that you have
[19m 29s] changed 50 000 likes of code but if you
[19m 31s] check out the commit it's
[19m 33s] yeah you see okay he has changed
[19m 35s] indentation which can be helpful
[19m 37s] in means of accessibility but uh
[19m 41s] isn't like let's say it's the same like
[19m 43s] if you have
[19m 44s] wrote the whole documentation or
[19m 47s] provided real
[19m 48s] code features or whatever
[19m 52s] yeah so to the next slide
[19m 55s] oh panda me uh some
[19m 58s] have guessed it yeah so it's an old
[20m] missing so this is intentional
[20m 3s] so point one open door
[20m 6s] me goes like 100 times the domain
[20m 11s] and secondly uh i like this
[20m 14s] little misspelling in the name because
[20m 16s] it's
[20m 18s] it's now like a brandable name and
[20m 22s] it also seems like something so
[20m 25s] if we look back towards like operator so
[20m 28s] the person who opens to us so panda
[20m 32s] i don't know if it's only me but it
[20m 34s] sounds like this
[20m 35s] and yeah this is a background behind the
[20m 39s] surname uh it should be a door opener
[20m 42s] this is also what the website says in
[20m 45s] the hero section
[20m 46s] and no uh
[20m 50s] daniels i it could be a netherlands or
[20m 53s] something like this but
[20m 54s] dua in yeah it is one
[20m 57s] o but with a t so it's
[21m] and and but whatever
[21m 5s] [Applause]
[21m 7s] yeah and there was a question by
[21m 12s] by what in the comments
[21m 16s] exactly so there's one limitation we
[21m 18s] have right now
[21m 20s] uh we are only unable to index
[21m 22s] repositories
[21m 23s] and organizational repositories by
[21m 27s] persons who have
[21m 28s] already signed up so for laravel
[21m 31s] community for example this should
[21m 32s] already be a lot uh because i was able
[21m 36s] to get some
[21m 37s] major maintainers of liable open source
[21m 41s] projects
[21m 42s] to onboard beforehand in the beta
[21m 44s] process
[21m 45s] like titan sparsia
[21m 49s] ryan chandler and some other previous
[21m 52s] so c should be indexed well enough
[21m 56s] but if you join in from another text
[21m 59s] deck for example
[22m] or uh any other language even
[22m 4s] this could be not
[22m 7s] all of your contributions so i've added
[22m 10s] this small uh notice on your profile
[22m 13s] section
[22m 13s] in the upper part and it can also take
[22m 17s] up to
[22m 17s] 24 hours that we index all relations
[22m 20s] even to
[22m 20s] repositories we have already on our
[22m 23s] index because of some github
[22m 25s] api limitations but this is a bit
[22m 28s] too deep code diving right now we will
[22m 30s] do it later on our discord
[22m 33s] so if you want to check out the code and
[22m 35s] my learnings and also stuff i will talk
[22m 37s] about
[22m 37s] later on on the astrotomic discord
[22m 39s] channel
[22m 42s] so the girls it should be
[22m 45s] accessible to everyone so
[22m 48s] not only tech people using github daily
[22m 51s] and
[22m 52s] being familiar with everything that
[22m 54s] happens
[22m 55s] but also to people like recruiters and
[22m 58s] uh human resource department and also
[23m 1s] stuff and even your mother for example
[23m 2s] so if she knows at least
[23m 4s] what is said php is a programming
[23m 6s] language uh
[23m 8s] your mother should at least
[23m 10s] understand the top
[23m 11s] section until we get to the repository
[23m 15s] list
[23m 16s] uh it's also non-profit so there's only
[23m 19s] one feature idea on the roadmap we have
[23m 22s] right now that could be
[23m 24s] a pay feature but only for recruiters
[23m 27s] um i'm really thinking about it if i
[23m 30s] want to do it or not
[23m 32s] but for the moment it's non-profit it's
[23m 35s] totally funded by
[23m 36s] my own pocket and my github sponsors
[23m 40s] so at this place already a big thank you
[23m 44s] to
[23m 44s] all my github sponsors who are paying
[23m 47s] me to do open source and have
[23m 51s] made portals possible that i can come up
[23m 53s] with or
[23m 54s] yeah even multiple servers for this
[23m 56s] project
[23m 58s] and responsibility as
[24m 1s] i know set being part of the hiring
[24m 4s] process is
[24m 5s] really a sensible thing
[24m 9s] i want to only promote people in this
[24m 14s] process and don't provide the tools that
[24m 16s] is used to
[24m 17s] to bring people down so i really try to
[24m 20s] provide the tools that doesn't
[24m 24s] yes it doesn't provide any comparison
[24m 26s] like oh you only did like
[24m 29s] three commits to this one i really want
[24m 31s] to do
[24m 32s] like oh you did three commits it is even
[24m 35s] more
[24m 36s] than for example i did or whatever so
[24m 39s] all the valuings that you have done open
[24m 41s] source because every single commit to
[24m 43s] every single repository is
[24m 45s] a work you most time do in your free
[24m 47s] time and without getting
[24m 50s] getting any pay for it or whatever
[24m 54s] so roadmap launching mvp is already done
[24m 58s] so some future things are
[25m 2s] getting in some interactivity like user
[25m 4s] profile customization adding your
[25m 7s] gender or pronoun you want to get in
[25m 10s] your
[25m 11s] first paragraph spoken languages because
[25m 14s] this can be
[25m 15s] important for recruiting like some
[25m 17s] companies only want to hire german
[25m 19s] english speaking people and
[25m 22s] yeah adding pinned repositories for at
[25m 25s] least maintainers i'm thinking about
[25m 26s] doing the same for contributors so at
[25m 29s] least maintainers can say
[25m 31s] like on github these are my top
[25m 34s] repositories
[25m 36s] and recruiters as a user profile said
[25m 40s] they can sign in and join
[25m 42s] uh security with a profile with features
[25m 45s] like
[25m 46s] [Applause]
[25m 47s] pinning or bookmarking single single
[25m 50s] developers for
[25m 51s] later use for example or organizations
[25m 54s] to check out so
[25m 56s] if i know that sparsi for example is a
[25m 59s] has really high quality code i can pin
[26m 3s] so organization to see all the
[26m 6s] the contributors to i possibly want to
[26m 9s] hire
[26m 11s] yeah and also pdf export
[26m 14s] so i know that a lot of high
[26m 17s] offs of the part in the hiring process
[26m 20s] is on paper
[26m 21s] so i've seen it a lot of times that
[26m 25s] my uh the other person on the table had
[26m 29s] printed out my
[26m 30s] my website for example and
[26m 34s] yeah after this i think these two uh are
[26m 37s] inverse so
[26m 38s] uh batches and letters name it however
[26m 41s] you want to batches or
[26m 42s] metals achievements um but like two ways
[26m 46s] for maintainers to
[26m 48s] to add or to
[26m 51s] yet to say that this contributor did a
[26m 53s] really outstanding
[26m 55s] uh job for the repository so
[26m 59s] this can be a single batch if it's it
[27m 2s] was good
[27m 3s] and outstanding but uh nothing worth
[27m 6s] changing in in sense of
[27m 8s] for example totally rewriting a whole
[27m 11s] repository
[27m 12s] and yeah even letters as a
[27m 15s] recommendation letter so
[27m 16s] the maintainer can write a real
[27m 18s] recommendation that we will
[27m 20s] attach to the profile i'm thinking about
[27m 22s] like a
[27m 25s] a click clickable recommendation set
[27m 27s] letter so
[27m 28s] you don't have to write a whole one but
[27m 31s] these are
[27m 31s] future things too to think about and if
[27m 34s] you have
[27m 35s] your own ideas uh the whole repository
[27m 38s] is open source
[27m 39s] and we use github discuss discussions
[27m 41s] for ideas
[27m 42s] so just send in your idea i prefer
[27m 45s] the scrum story part like as
[27m 49s] whatever i want to be able to whatever
[27m 53s] but yeah set in whatever it is you have
[27m 56s] and
[27m 56s] i'm using sir if you don't know it says
[27m 59s] an arrow on on the left of these
[28m 2s] discussions to to vote them up
[28m 5s] and i use this upvoting to to decide
[28m 8s] which
[28m 9s] ideas i i will work next on
[28m 14s] yeah so also my my sponsors
[28m 17s] like say to made it possible to work on
[28m 20s] this so
[28m 21s] thank you to every single sponsor of
[28m 23s] them
[28m 24s] and sorry so there's one missing so
[28m 28s] ping ping and clausable analytics are
[28m 31s] sponsoring me by providing the tool for
[28m 33s] free
[28m 35s] and also others are my
[28m 38s] github sponsors
[28m 42s] yeah so if you want to contact me or
[28m 46s] get in touch with the repository or
[28m 48s] whatever there's a github repository
[28m 51s] website you can email me
[28m 53s] i will check them out please don't spam
[28m 55s] me and
[28m 58s] yeah i will send the discord link
[29m 2s] on twitter and also here in chat
[29m 5s] um so
[29m 9s] for the after announcement stream code
[29m 12s] diving session
[29m 15s] and some parting words i
[29m 19s] i thought are really matching
[29m 22s] the project and
[29m 26s] yeah i think i'm unable to
[29m 30s] to really read some out because my
[29m 31s] english isn't this good
[29m 33s] but if matt wants and
[29m 36s] uh if he doesn't just i think it's just
[29m 40s] good for everybody to read them thank
[29m 41s] you
[29m 50s] so primaries the second one is was
[29m 53s] really
[29m 54s] how my carrier for example worked so i
[29m 58s] always tried to to help others
[30m] so my first open source contributions
[30m 2s] were it's party for example
[30m 4s] and i've also tried to help others and
[30m 7s] other open source
[30m 8s] ones and i'm now also yeah let's name it
[30m 11s] a mentor
[30m 12s] and helping single presence to to get
[30m 15s] into
[30m 16s] laravel php and so on and
[30m 19s] yeah i've tried to always open doors for
[30m 22s] others
[30m 22s] and yeah this like said also open
[30m 26s] my own doors so
[30m 29s] i think there are more wordings like
[30m 32s] this in different languages
[30m 34s] said if you help others you get you get
[30m 37s] get back
[30m 38s] like karma
[30m 42s] is there anyone who has any question
[30m 44s] right now so
[30m 45s] we can answer or we'll answer on stream
[30m 49s] in independent if equation for me or
[30m 52s] met or whatever
[30m 58s] okay this is a really good one and i
[31m 1s] think
[31m 2s] says also a good point that
[31m 6s] matt is on stream for this because uh
[31m 8s] titan has a
[31m 9s] a good project for this already and
[31m 14s] yeah titan has a project named aussie
[31m 17s] have i named it correctly
[31m 19s] and yeah
[31m 24s] we've already talked about it before uh
[31m 27s] even
[31m 28s] the idea of a panda to to different
[31m 31s] ideas how to to work with aussie and
[31m 34s] there was one idea to make it like a
[31m 36s] panda as central point
[31m 38s] so everyone can sign up to to aussie.com
[31m 41s] for example
[31m 42s] and we keep track on on all the
[31m 47s] things but i think matt can explain
[31m 49s] aussie a bit better
[31m 50s] yeah so aussie was something i threw
[31m 53s] together on a stream
[31m 54s] once with the idea of making it easy to
[31m 56s] see all of the
[31m 57s] issues and pull requests and basically
[31m 59s] work that needed to be done on all of
[32m] titan's open source repositories
[32m 2s] together in one place
[32m 3s] so if you go to ozi.titan.co
[32m 6s] you can see what an install of it looks
[32m 8s] like and a few other companies
[32m 10s] discovered it
[32m 10s] pretty recently and said oh you know we
[32m 13s] want this too
[32m 13s] and so you know including spots he gave
[32m 15s] us some really helpful pull requests and
[32m 17s] issues and stuff like that
[32m 18s] um we've talked about the possibility of
[32m 19s] it being a centralized software as a
[32m 21s] service in case there's any reason for
[32m 22s] people to consume it
[32m 23s] but i think the biggest the simplest
[32m 25s] thing to do right now is is for
[32m 27s] spotty and titan both of us make it
[32m 28s] public whether through aussie or
[32m 30s] something else
[32m 30s] to say here's some great places for you
[32m 32s] to go check out some of our easiest
[32m 34s] um you know things to work on so for
[32m 36s] titan it would be aussie.taken.co i
[32m 38s] don't know if um spotsies is public i
[32m 40s] think it's not
[32m 41s] but i know that freak often tweets
[32m 43s] things out just saying hey here's an
[32m 45s] easy open source um you know issue for
[32m 47s] you to check out so that'd be a place to
[32m 48s] look as well
[32m 50s] yeah so if
[32m 53s] matt or titan doesn't want to work on
[32m 56s] aussie as a central sync i
[32m 58s] think uh matt is fine with me
[33m 1s] copying some of the logic like the
[33m 3s] technical depth
[33m 4s] it's a it's a magic number in aussie
[33m 7s] to decide which repository needs the
[33m 10s] most record
[33m 11s] and as we already have most of the data
[33m 14s] so
[33m 14s] we we have already indexed organizations
[33m 17s] users repositories
[33m 20s] and have also a lot of these needed
[33m 23s] github api
[33m 24s] access tokens it's not
[33m 27s] too much work for me for example to
[33m 31s] to index also this technical depth score
[33m 35s] for
[33m 35s] repositories um
[33m 38s] in turn yeah if if matt would
[33m 42s] publish aussie you would have to sign up
[33m 44s] to two tools and
[33m 46s] we would again add lum some linking via
[33m 48s] apis between these tools so
[33m 50s] it could definitely be an idea
[33m 54s] to to add or to bring in aussie logic
[33m 56s] into a panda
[33m 59s] and yeah we did
[34m 2s] we built a headless version of ozzy into
[34m 5s] ozzy did we merge that yet
[34m 7s] yeah not this full headless but
[34m 10s] uh yeah an api endpoint to to retrieve
[34m 14s] most of the information for a single
[34m 15s] repository but
[34m 17s] this only works for titan right now
[34m 19s] because titan has this aussie instance
[34m 22s] so yeah and so there's possibility for
[34m 24s] us to build other tooling in the future
[34m 26s] that makes it easier for folks who are
[34m 27s] allowing people who are interested to
[34m 31s] expose the projects that they want other
[34m 33s] people's help on so that's something
[34m 35s] you know something definitely keep
[34m 36s] thinking about down the road and bring
[34m 38s] in an aussie will also be
[34m 40s] like a reason for maintainers to sign up
[34m 43s] so right now the maintainers mostly sign
[34m 45s] up only to
[34m 46s] yeah to get their own profile and to
[34m 49s] make it possible for
[34m 50s] for appender to index the repositories
[34m 53s] they maintain
[34m 54s] and if we bring an aussie into
[34m 57s] a panda it will be another reason for
[35m] maintainers because they
[35m 2s] get yeah
[35m 5s] so publicity
[35m 9s] of getting yeah getting this
[35m 13s] technical gap store and
[35m 17s] having contributors willing to
[35m 21s] uh to help them out
[35m 24s] at one single place to find repositories
[35m 27s] needing a need of help
[35m 35s] this one not yet and
[35m 39s] this was something i had in the very
[35m 42s] first place
[35m 43s] so as an administrator i'm able to
[35m 47s] submit organizations or repositories but
[35m 49s] not
[35m 50s] a single user and this has something to
[35m 52s] do with
[35m 53s] github api limits or rate limits
[35m 56s] so we only use fully public
[35m 59s] api endpoints so we don't retrieve any
[36m 2s] data set
[36m 3s] uh isn't retrievable even without an
[36m 6s] access token so the access token only
[36m 8s] increases our rate limit but
[36m 12s] if if everyone would be able to submit
[36m 15s] organizations
[36m 16s] or repositories we would end up with
[36m 19s] quickly indexing whole github
[36m 23s] without having enough access tokens so
[36m 26s] every access token
[36m 27s] gives us 5 5000
[36m 31s] requests per hour but only not only us
[36m 34s] it's per user so if you use other github
[36m 37s] integration tools
[36m 39s] uh you as a user have five thousand
[36m 41s] requests so if
[36m 42s] one tool uses one thousand and we use
[36m 44s] one thousand you only have three
[36m 46s] thousand left
[36m 47s] um so it wouldn't be this helpful
[36m 51s] if opener would use your whole 5000
[36m 54s] request power
[36m 56s] and it's quite a lot of requests we use
[37m] to index whole organizations for example
[37m 2s] so sparse here this over 200
[37m 5s] repositories
[37m 6s] consumes i think like for
[37m 10s] 300 requests and
[37m 15s] this would be the same if someone for
[37m 17s] example wants to submit a
[37m 19s] tool by microsoft or whatever these
[37m 22s] organizations have a ton
[37m 23s] of open source repositories and we will
[37m 26s] scan all of them
[37m 29s] so the best thing you can do
[37m 33s] is talk to the maintainer and ask them
[37m 36s] to
[37m 36s] or ask them kindly to sign up on panda
[37m 40s] um yeah if there's a really big one
[37m 44s] you want to have indexed you can open an
[37m 47s] issue or
[37m 48s] better a discussion on github and i will
[37m 51s] see
[37m 51s] if i can get it in
[37m 54s] without having the maintainer to to sign
[37m 57s] up but for the moment
[37m 58s] this is the only thing you can do as a
[38m 2s] as a user
[38m 7s] yeah so
[38m 11s] that's all already
[38m 16s] um i would quickly
[38m 19s] check out
[38m 27s] how many people oh okay
[38m 30s] thanks a lot to to also people who have
[38m 33s] already signed up
[38m 34s] so
[38m 37s] we now have
[38m 40s] 40 more users like before the stream so
[38m 44s] this is a lot i think and
[38m 48s] yeah for all of you uh wanting to
[38m 51s] discuss further with me
[38m 53s] and get a quick blink on the code
[38m 57s] and all the stuff um
[39m 1s] i will tweet the discord link and i have
[39m 4s] already did so on twitter so if you
[39m 6s] search my profile you will find it but i
[39m 8s] will also tweet it again
[39m 10s] and you can join our discord server
[39m 14s] and i think yeah around
[39m 18s] 45 minutes or even full hour
[39m 22s] i will join in the discord and talk
[39m 25s] about our
[39m 27s] my own learning stories last month and
[39m 30s] some code things i've done to to
[39m 33s] optimize it
[39m 34s] it's like say it a multi-server
[39m 36s] infrastructure so
[39m 38s] i can also talk about laravel behind
[39m 40s] load balancer
[39m 41s] and having a dedicated q worker a
[39m 44s] database server
[39m 46s] and yeah for all people interested in
[39m 49s] numbers yeah i've
[39m 50s] worked now so real code work a whole
[39m 53s] month on it
[39m 55s] my first commit was on 14
[39m 59s] march and
[40m 3s] following my my php storm time tracker
[40m 6s] it's now over 100 hours only coding
[40m 12s] and also a lot more hours of getting
[40m 16s] ideas and sleepless nights and
[40m 18s] chatting with matt so
[40m 24s] yeah oh a good idea yeah i
[40m 28s] i can try out to to also code in public
[40m 33s] and yeah
[40m 38s] and i'm at not yet uh
[40m 41s] i was totally focused on getting
[40m 44s] the real app done so there's no readme
[40m 47s] right now says
[40m 49s] only a license and
[40m 52s] uh nothing more but i will work on this
[40m 54s] um
[40m 55s] in the future right now it's also pretty
[40m 58s] limited because you need a nova license
[41m] to do a composer install
[41m 2s] meta meta and i have worked on an
[41m 4s] optional nova package
[41m 6s] some i think two weeks ago
[41m 9s] and this has also some
[41m 13s] quirks and you it's more like hacking uh
[41m 17s] it's it's a way to for open source
[41m 20s] packages like uh
[41m 21s] i think matt has used it for what was it
[41m 29s] uh i don't remember was it
[41m 34s] something was it was your your love of
[41m 37s] the learning platform this
[41m 38s] wasn't oh i don't i don't care yeah
[41m 42s] on rip yeah so and for me it's opener
[41m 47s] uh this isn't really public now so
[41m 51s] you can't do a composer install or
[41m 53s] whatever without an over license
[41m 55s] and for i can't right now i'm using the
[41m 59s] font awesome pro one which is also a
[42m 1s] paid license you need
[42m 4s] to do a yarn install so you can't test
[42m 7s] code
[42m 7s] locally right now without having these
[42m 10s] two licenses
[42m 11s] i am working at least on
[42m 14s] and making nova optional or even replace
[42m 17s] it with
[42m 18s] something else um but nova was a faster
[42m 22s] way for me right now to get a back
[42m 24s] office
[42m 26s] and yeah
[42m 34s] so i think this was the stream
[42m 39s] i hope you all enjoy the project
[42m 42s] and feel free to to share it out
[42m 46s] so share your own profile on twitter or
[42m 49s] share the tool or talk your
[42m 52s] with your favorite maintainer to join or
[42m 55s] panda so
[42m 56s] his repositories are indexed and
[43m] yeah you you can copy the link
[43m 4s] of your profile to your cv or whatever
[43m 6s] to
[43m 7s] already make it part of your of your own
[43m 10s] application process
[43m 13s] so yeah thanks frank
[43m 18s] and yeah
[43m 22s] have a nice evening and
[43m 26s] see you next time and for all willing on
[43m 29s] discord
[43m 31s] see y'all later oh freaks this is
[43m 34s] the kindest thing you you could say
[43m 37s] to me see you