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Anne-Gaelle Colom Impact of Open Source
Adam Sontag Intro "Fixing a simple bug narrative"
Bug Triage Slides Dave Methvin Reporting and Triaging Bugs (The bug ends up being legit, but core team can't fix right away. "Patches Welcome," they say
Stephanie Morillo? Editing Markdown in Github/Contributing to docs
PR Slides Ashley Williams Pull Requests, Code Review, Automated Checks (CLA, CI, etc)| Open Source licenses and CLAs
CLI, GIT & zsh Brian Brennan Command Line + Git + Pull Request- How it's used in open source, how it came, the fact that you don't have to be a cli GENIUS to use it for oss |
Adam Ulvi How does this all go live -> VMs/vagrant
Nick Hehr Contributing Code
Leo Balter Unit Tests
Sarah Frisk Project Communication, Open Source principles applied to the workplace/your career
Rushaine McBean Community/Inspirational/Aspirational - "Soft" ways to get involved (meetups, conferences, speaking etc)
István Szmozsánszky Flaki Browser Dev Tools Workshop

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