Um evento para mantenedores de código aberto se reunirem, compartilharem e serem celebrados.

For Open Source Friday (June 3rd at 3pm ET), Rizel Scarlett is chatting with Josh Goldberg about his journey to becoming a full time open source maintainer! Join us on Twitter Spaces at this link https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1MYxNnPNqmbxw!

.NET Rocks! is a weekly talk show for anyone interested in programming on the Microsoft .NET platform.

Hosted by Richard Campbell and Carl Franklin with guests Martin Woodward and Immo Landwerth.

A 100% virtual, completely free event bringing together like-minded application developers, open source project maintainers, and the extended network of people who care most about their work.

This year, keynote speakers include Aeva Black of the Azure Office at Microsoft, Deb Bryant of Red Hat, and John Mark Walker of Fannie Mae. Attendees will once again have the opportunity to meet maintainers behind the open source tools they use every day and learn from industry legends developing applications with open source at scale.

Join the Distribute Aid dev team to learn more about our open source refugee aid / supply chain tech projects.

Get help setting up, pick your first issue, and make an impact through your contributions!

A zoom link will be provided when you signup.

Dagger provides a portable devkit that enables you to build powerful CI/CD pipelines in ANY CI environment without any of the rewrites. Join Solomon Hykes, founder of Dagger and co-founder of Docker to learn more about building Dagger in public! Twitter Space URL can be found here: https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1dRKZlLOzRQJB

The Open Source Challenge 2022 aims to support the tech ecosystem in Kenya to contribute to open source projects. Each participant records open source contributions made by submitting links to merged pull requests. At the end of the challenge, the top 5 contributors get rewarded with internet data to support their learning/work and a digital certificate that they can add to their collection or resume. The challenge is open to all participants and is open to all contributions.

Join GitHub users across Africa to talk about open source project maintainership! Special guest and creator of chakra, Segun Adebayo.

Join Taylor and Ramón as they work on the Distribute Aid Projects!

Learn where to start contributing and discover the rest of our events during #MaintainerMonth

Burnout is a relatable issue, almost everyone has been there – and it’s something we see quite often in open source. CHAOSS is hosting an interactive working group session to understand how maintainers manage burnout and talk about how to facilitate conversations about burnout and mental health in their open source communities. We will also discuss the Project Burnout metric from our DEI working group.

Open Source Summit June 21-24 is a conference umbrella, composed of a collection of events covering the most important technologies, topics, and issues affecting open source today. With a focus on furthering open source innovation and ensuring a sustainable open source ecosystem, there’s plenty of content and conversations for open source maintainers throughout the events.

Join Rizel Scarlett (@blackgirlbytes) and Harsh Mishra to learn all about Moja Global, a community backed by the Linux Foundation that supports ambitious climate action by developing pioneering, open-source software!

Maintaining an open source project is a big responsibility. Join us for a panel discussion with maintainers of some of the most engaging open source communities, as they share key insights and tips and tricks for managing your growing community. They’ll also touch on how to resolve community conflicts, and how to make it easier for others to contribute.

Hello and welcome to a special episode of Sustain/GitHub Maintainer Month, which is a short series of podcasts where we’re focusing on maintainers of open source, what they do with their experience, and how they contribute to the sustainability of their projects. Our first guest is Marie Kochsiek, who’s a developer and one of the maintainers of drip, a menstrual cycle and fertility tracking app. Marie goes in depth about the drip app, challenges she has as a maintainer, and since the supreme court repealed Roe v. Wade, she shares advice on what people can do with their menstruation trackers to stay safe. Our next guest is Hélène Martin, who’s the CTO of ODK, a platform for offline data collection that’s used by organizations like Red Cross. We’ll hear about ODK’s funding model, how Hélène has transitioned their governance strategy, we learn about their funding model, and she shares advice to maintainers who want to go to a higher level with their projects in open source.