The Open Source Business

Why and how to use Open Source in your business.

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1. the open source BUSINESS freeing your business, as in beer
2. who the hell is this guy? i swear i’ll go super fast...
3. scott chacon
4. github SOCIAL CODING CIO
5. @chacon
6. github : first class october 2008
7. 58 souls
8. open source & busine$$
11. business advantages
12. business advantages
13. you should use open source libraries open source company code use open source to find developers learn from the open source model
14. use libraries
15. reinventing the wheel
18. > 1,100,000 original projects >> Repository.count(:conditions => { :parent_id => nil, :public => 1 }) => 1169692
19. advantages better code faster development community
20. contribute back
21. $ date Mon Jan 13 10:26:39 EDT 2012 $ git clone git://github.com/test-org/test-proj Cloning into test-proj... $ cd test-proj/ $ vim README $ git commit -am 'made it better' [master dbeb245] made it better 1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) $ (fork it on github) $ git remote add mine git@github.com:schacon/test-proj.git $ git push mine master:feature_name ... To git@github.com:schacon/test-proj.git 9457e38..dbeb245 master -> feature_name $ date Mon Jan 13 10:27:49 EDT 2012
22. $ date Mon Jan 13 10:26:39 EDT 2012 $ git clone git://github.com/test-org/test-proj Cloning into test-proj... $ cd test-proj/ $ vim README $ git commit -am 'made it better' [master dbeb245] made it better 1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) $ (fork it on github) $ git remote add mine git@github.com:schacon/test-proj.git $ git push mine master:feature_name ... To git@github.com:schacon/test-proj.git 9457e38..dbeb245 master -> feature_name $ date Mon Jan 13 10:27:49 EDT 2012 clone improve fork push pull request
23. $ date Mon Jan 13 10:26:39 EDT 2012 $ git clone git://github.com/test-org/test-proj Cloning into test-proj... $ cd test-proj/ $ vim README $ git commit -am 'made it better' [master dbeb245] made it better 1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) $ (fork it on github) $ git remote add mine git@github.com:schacon/test-proj.git $ git push mine master:feature_name ... To git@github.com:schacon/test-proj.git 9457e38..dbeb245 master -> feature_name $ date Mon Jan 13 10:27:49 EDT 2012
24. one minute
25. share your code
26. if it does not exist, and it is general, OS it
27. software commodity ecosystem
28. fungible
29. fungible gas, not cars
31. efficiency
32. community
33. github grit bert / ernie resque proxymachine cijoe janky linguist github-services jekyll markup albino progit
34. github grit bert / ernie resque proxymachine cijoe janky linguist github-services jekyll markup albino progit
35. github-services
36. linguist
37. linguist
38. @stats = { :commits => 120, :lines => 2554, :authors => 52, :percent => 36% } github-services
39. @stats = { :commits => 273, :lines => 3367, :authors => 59, :percent => 52% } jekyll
40. @stats = { :commits => 127, :lines => 3273, :authors => 46, :percent => 18% } resque
41. free work
42. recruit
43. ABC
44. ABC always be committing
45. open source development
46. open source team
47. company team
48. ?
49. what do you want from your team?
50. innovation speed agility creativity collaboration communication
51. 8-5, M-F work day cubicles hierarchy interruptions compartmentalization 10 days vacation
52. high school, not university?
53. github the magical tale of
54. no office hours no dev meetings no vacations no assignments no managers free beer
55. MVP
56. M V P inimum iable roduct
57. M V P inimum iable rocess
58. what do we have?
59. great pay great health care free gym membership whatever hardware you want kindle + amazon money iphone + plan side projects
60. unlimited conferences
61. drinkups
62. drinkups Argentina Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Chile China Colombia Czech Republic Denmark England Finland France Germany Greece Ireland Israel Italy Japan New Zealand Norway Poland Russia Scotland Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Uruguay
64. classes (spanish, arduino)
65. free beer
66. executive lounge
67. side projects
68. campfire:hubot the friendly neighborhood campfire robot
69. holman/play
73. talks.githubapp.com
76. DEAL WITH IT
77. DEAL WITH IT
78. hey hippie, don’t your employees just sit around smoking pot and giggling all day, then?
79. last year 400 pull requests (~1 per day) last month 80 pull requests (~3 per day)
80. deploys per month
81. 1740 total deploys 9 deploys per work day
82. 3h / 6500h
83. user growth
84. we’re getting stuff done
85. precedent
86. University of Manchester Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov
87. University of Manchester Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov 10%
88. University of Manchester Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov 10%
89. University of Manchester Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov 10%
90. University of Manchester Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov 10%
91. University of Manchester Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov 10%
92. twitter week
93. atlassian 20%
94. google 20%
95. github 100%
97. intrinsic / extrinsic motivation
98. autonomy mastery purpose
99. Theory X Theory Y
100. are trustworthy? seek responsibility and accountability? seek meaning in their work? naturally want to learn? don’t resist change but they resist being changed? prefer work to being idle? Do you believe that developers:
101. are trustworthy? seek responsibility and accountability? seek meaning in their work? naturally want to learn? don’t resist change but they resist being changed? prefer work to being idle? Do you believe that developers:
104. autonomy mastery purpose
105. autonomy mastery purpose
106. autonomy team culture pay well
107. autonomy mastery purpose
108. work something you have to do
109. work the tool that helps you achieve your full potential something you have to do
110. no office hours no dev meetings no vacations no assignments no managers free beer
111. ?
112. summary
113. use open source libraries open source company code use open source to find developers learn from the open source model you should
114. thanks
115. scott chacon @chacon speakerdeck.com/schacon