Angela Brown from The Linux Foundation on Delivering Great Events
Events are a core element of how businesses engaging with the world. Whether you are attending, speaking at, or organizing an event, you need to have your event game down. The question is: what really goes into a great event, and what is the balance of content,...
Jason Warner on GitHub and Leadership
GitHub has seen a startling level of growth. With over 31 million developers spread across 96 million repositories, it has become the quite literal hub for how people build technology (and was recently acquired by Microsoft for $7.5 billion). Throughout this...
Mary Thengvall on Developer Relations, Reporting, and Growth
In recent years, developers have become an increasingly important audience for organizations to build relationships with. Not only are developers actively building technology, but they are also often helping to shape decisions inside of businesses that cover product,...
Jeff Atwood on Discourse, Stack Overflow, and Building Online Community Platforms
Building collaborative online platforms is hard. To make a platform that is truly compelling, and rewards the right kind of behavior and teamwork, requires a careful balance of effective design, workflow, and understanding the psychology of how people work together....
Ryan Bethencourt on Growing Sustainable Food, Shark Tank, and Wild Earth
What does bioscience innovation, sustainable pet food, and Shark Tank have in common? Ryan Bethencourt, that’s who. Ryan is a pretty accomplished guy. He has studied business and biotech, molecular biopharmaceuticals, genetics, and brain tumor angiogenesis at...
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