Open Web Dev
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This document discusses open web development and contributing to open source projects. It notes that humans have a need to belong and contribute to tribes or groups. Open source projects provide tribes for web developers to use open tools, libraries, and frameworks. Developers are encouraged to both use and contribute to open source by submitting pull requests on platforms like GitHub. The document contrasts the value of code, which can be shared openly, against data which companies retain proprietary control over due to its information about users.
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Open Web Dev
- 1. Open Web Dev by Ciprian Amariei
- 2. Synopsis Web dev as a human in Open Web Data vs. Code
- 3. Web Dev - a human FREE(DOM) We need to belong (tribes - Seth Godin) We need to contribute (Maslow, Manfred) Esteem (respect of/by others)
- 4. Open Source Tribes Human beings cant help it. We need to belong. One of the most powerful survival mechanisms is to be a part of a tribe, to contribute to (and take from) a group of like- minded people. - Seth Godin, Tribes
- 5. Open Source Tribes Use Contribute Create
- 6. Know first
- 7. Eat (use) - Open Web As (web) dev: Tools (OSs, IDEs, automation etc.) Libraries Frameworks Productivity apps (web/mobile) etc.
- 8. Why Using Open Source? FREE(DOM) built with enthusiasm (we want & we can) large community to seek help you can hack & slash
- 9. Contribute to Open Web Inquisitive minds!? hack and slash
- 10. Contribute to Open Web Where? How? Pull Requests github.com
- 11. Create Open Web (parts) Build your tribe and/or your product
- 12. Open sourcing by big guys GENIVI - In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) DARPA Open Catalog* Facebook *Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
- 13. Data vs. Code ...the inherent value of a tech company is wrapped up in its user base, and what the company knows about who its users are and how they use the service. businessinsider.com
- 15. Thank you! Open for Questions!