A Journey Through Open Source
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The document discusses Matt Hamilton's journey in the open-source community, highlighting his experiences and roles, including his work with the Plone Foundation and Enquos. It emphasizes the importance of diversity within the community, mentioning representatives from various backgrounds and preferences. Additionally, it introduces a new project aimed at managing health data to support healthy choices.
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A Journey Through Open Source
- 1. A Journey through open source Matt Hamilton matt@enquos.com
- 2. A bit about me Graduated University of Bristol 2000 Technical Director, Netsight (2001-2014) Director, Plone Foundation (2004-2005,2008-2013) Consultant, enquos (2014 - ) Maintainer of Underscore mailing list Run the BMEX network Avid tinkerer of motorbike and van
- 3. What sort of job do you want?
- 4. life What sort of job do you want?
- 5. Wait? I dont graduate for another 2 years?!
- 10. Travel the world
- 11. A global, well traveled community creates NaturalDiversity Diversity does not mean women. It means different countries, backgrounds, sexual preferences, clients and pants. The Plone community is tolerant of slim, straight, tall, short, unisex, imported and even apple bottom. The 2013 Plone Foundation Executive Board: 7 people representing 4 countries, 5 accents, 3 sexual preferences (openly), non-profit, for profit, big companies, individual contractors, and personalities ranging from troll to peace maker. Plone.org @eleddy And we love working together to boot. o/
- 12. Arnhem, Netherlands Brasilia, Brazil Budapest, Hungary Dublin, Ireland Geneva, Switzerland Gothenburg, Sweden Munich, Germany Naples, Italy Pennsylvania, USA San Francisco, USA Schruns, Austria Seattle, USA Sorrento, Italy Tallinn, Estonia Valletta, Malta Vienna, Austria Washington DC, USA
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- 24. the first comprehensive system to track, analyze, organize and securely store nutrition, fitness and health data, while providing tools for optimizing healthy choices