CHAOSScon and Git Merge Europe 2019: a recap
As the source{d} team was planning its annual trip to FOSDEM, we realized that there were two interesting conferences taking place the day before: CHAOSScon and Git Merge Europe. No hesitation, we arrange our trips to arrive early and attended both events.
CHAOSScon Europe 2019
Francesc Campoy, Maartje Eyskens and I decided to attend the excellent CHAOSScon organized by our friends at Bitergia and the broader CHAOSS community. Check out this twitter thread below to see pictures of all the speakers and the topics they covered.
- Keynote 1: The Value of Metrics to Drive Your OSPO Plans by Nithya Ruff
- Keynote 2: Finding the Order in the Chaos(s) of Metrics: Are We There Yet? by Ildiko Vancsa
- Your Team’s Open Source Contributions, in One Dashboard by Alex Courouble
- Metrics in a Company-led Open Source Project by Ray Paik
- Putting Order into CHAOSS: Metrics to Analyze Code Development by Ana Jimenez Santamaria & Daniel Izquierdo
- Keynote 3: A Tale of Metrics Faux Pas: Answers Without Questions by Brian Proffitt
- What’s new in CHAOSS/GrimoireLab? by Manrique Lopez
- Hack Days…???…Profit by Sanja Bonic
- Creating a Collection of Panels by Alberto Pérez & Daniel Izquierdo
- GrimoireLab Lightning Talks by the Bitergia Team
- Diversity & Inclusion WG Tutorial by Dawn Foster & Daniel Izquierdo
- Growth-Maturity-Decline WG Tutorial by Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona & Sean Goggins
Git Merge 2019
The rest of the team decided to attend GitMerge. Check out this twitter thread below to see all the speaker and the topic they covered.
Our one and only Javi Fontan gave the closing lightning talk, presenting Gitbase, source{d}’s SQL interface on top of Git (plus neat features as language detection, lang-agnostic ASTs, XPath filtering) and part of the source{d} Engine. Check out his slide deck below.
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