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Finding the giants: Creating and nurturing open source advocates - Meghan Gill (MongoDB) and Francesca Krihely (MongoDB) - Part 141m 18s
Finding the giants: Creating and nurturing open source advocates - Meghan Gill (MongoDB) and Francesca Krihely (MongoDB) - Part 225m 55s
Finding the giants: Creating and nurturing open source advocates - Meghan Gill (MongoDB) and Francesca Krihely (MongoDB) - Part 346m 22s
Finding the giants: Creating and nurturing open source advocates - Meghan Gill (MongoDB) and Francesca Krihely (MongoDB) - Part 434m 29s
Dissecting Git's guts - Emily Xie (Wayfair)1h 37s
Transitioning to InnerSource: Increase delivery velocity, enable smooth collaboration, and produce quality software - Danese Cooper (PayPal) - Part 153m 43s
Transitioning to InnerSource: Increase delivery velocity, enable smooth collaboration, and produce quality software - Danese Cooper (PayPal) - Part 240m 4s
Git for teams - Emma Jane Hogbin Westby (Git for Teams) - Part 141m 11s
Git for teams - Emma Jane Hogbin Westby (Git for Teams) - Part 218m 48s
Git for teams - Emma Jane Hogbin Westby (Git for Teams) - Part 337m 10s
Redefining culture fit - Casey West (Pivotal)41m 12s
I am your user. Why do you hate me? - Donna Benjamin (Creative Contingencies) and Leslie Hawthorn (Red Hat)35m 11s
Open source lessons from the TODO Group - Chris Aniszczyk (Cloud Native Computing Foundation), Nithya Ruff (SanDisk), Jeff McAffer (Microsoft), Chris DiBona (Google), Benjamin VanEvery (Simon Data, Inc.), and Andrew Spyker (Netflix)38m 31s
InnerSource overview - Cedric Williams (PayPal), Georg Gruetter (Robert Bosch GmbH), Guy Martin (Autodesk), Nithya Ruff (SanDisk), and Panna Pavangadkar (Bloomberg L.P.)39m 52s
Technology: So easy your lawyer can do it - Zoe Landon (Marketo)38m 39s
Analysis of the Xen code review process: An example of software development analytics - Daniel Izquierdo (Bitergia)31m 15s
How to teach Git - Georgia Reh (Intel)29m 28s
From behind the contact form: Tips from GitHub Support on helping your community - Rachel Berry (GitHub)35m 12s
Large-scale GitHub insights - Jeff McAffer (Microsoft), Georgios Gousios (TU Delft), and Kevin Lewis (Microsoft)41m 42s
Better collaboration through tooling - Ying Li (Docker) and David Lawrence (Docker)40m 37s
Optimizing your project for contribution - Joshua Matthews (Mozilla)41m 17s
Managing a large open source community with smart tools - Jonas Rosland (EMC), Stephanie Carlson (EMC {code})42m 36s
Fundamentals of Neo4j - Nicole White (Neo4j) and Kevin Vangundy (Neo Technology, Inc.) - Part 142m 25s
Fundamentals of Neo4j - Nicole White (Neo4j) and Kevin Vangundy (Neo Technology, Inc.) - Part 239m 19s
Fundamentals of Neo4j - Nicole White (Neo4j) and Kevin Vangundy (Neo Technology, Inc.) - Part 341m 18s
Fundamentals of Neo4j - Nicole White (Neo4j) and Kevin Vangundy (Neo Technology, Inc.) - Part 441m 24s
Demystifying cloud-based data stores with Linux and Java - Bruno Terkaly (Microsoft) - Part 134m 54s
Demystifying cloud-based data stores with Linux and Java - Bruno Terkaly (Microsoft) - Part 239m 28s
Demystifying cloud-based data stores with Linux and Java - Bruno Terkaly (Microsoft) - Part 329m 40s
Demystifying cloud-based data stores with Linux and Java - Bruno Terkaly (Microsoft) - Part 457m 0s
Becoming friends with Cassandra and Spark - Jon Haddad (DataStax) and Dani Traphagen (DataStax) - Part 142m 53s
Becoming friends with Cassandra and Spark - Dani Traphagen (DataStax) and Jon Haddad (DataStax) - Part 240m 18s
Becoming friends with Cassandra and Spark - Jon Haddad (DataStax) and Dani Traphagen (DataStax) - Part 339m 39s
Becoming friends with Cassandra and Spark - Jon Haddad (DataStax) and Dani Traphagen (DataStax) - Part 443m 20s
Diving into machine learning through TensorFlow - Julia Ferraioli (Google), Amy Unruh (Google) and Eli Bixby (Google) - Part 131m 54s
Diving into machine learning through TensorFlow - Julia Ferraioli (Google), Amy Unruh (Google) and Eli Bixby (Google) - Part 234m 1s
Diving into machine learning through TensorFlow - Julia Ferraioli (Google), Amy Unruh (Google) and Eli Bixby (Google) - Part 353m 4s
Diving into machine learning through TensorFlow - Julia Ferraioli (Google), Amy Unruh (Google) and Eli Bixby (Google) - Part 429m 39s
Data exploration with R - Barbara Fusinska (Microsoft) - Part 148m 37s
Data exploration with R - Barbara Fusinska (Microsoft) - Part 233m 30s
Data exploration with R - Barbara Fusinska (Microsoft) - Part 357m 21s
Data exploration with R - Barbara Fusinska (Microsoft) - Part 427m 49s
Transforming big data into experiences that drive behavior changes - Erica Stanley (Acire Studios) and Erich Lee (Ideaz To Apps)29m 21s
Intro to Apache Spark for Java and Scala developers - Ted Malaska (Cloudera)40m 16s
Analyzing GitHub events with R - Barbara Fusinska (Microsoft)42m 0s
Data storytelling using the GitHub Archive - Alyson La (GitHub, Inc.) 31m 39s
Big data is worthless without artificial intelligence - Erin Ledell (H2O.ai)41m 57s
Civic data: Using open source data to create socially impactful data-driven products - Vida Williams (Axis Partners, Inc)34m 43s
Detecting outliers and anomalies in real-time at Datadog - Homin Lee (Datadog)32m 48s
NoSQL's biggest lie: SQL never went away - Matthew Revell (Exoscale)40m 18s
Real-time democratizing of event-driven big data - Rachel Reese (Jet.com)40m 59s
Does it quack? Identifying problems that a graph database can solve - Jon Haddad (DataStax)34m 50s
Navigating the data science Python ecosystem - Christine Doig (Continuum Analytics)37m 11s
A data-streaming architecture with Apache Flink - Jamie Grier (data Artisans)50m 43s
These three functional languages: Haskell, Scala, and Clojure - Daniel Hinojosa (evolutionnext.com) - Part 155m 37s
These three functional languages: Haskell, Scala, and Clojure - Daniel Hinojosa (evolutionnext.com) - Part 233m 18s
These three functional languages: Haskell, Scala, and Clojure - Daniel Hinojosa (evolutionnext.com) - Part 342m 23s
These three functional languages: Haskell, Scala, and Clojure - Daniel Hinojosa (evolutionnext.com) - Part 439m 42s
ES6 + React - Brian Holt (Netflix) - Part 144m 23s
ES6 + React - Brian Holt (Netflix) - Part 243m 30s
ES6 + React - Brian Holt (Netflix) - Part 358m 10s
ES6 + React - Brian Holt (Netflix) - Part 424m 46s
"Fearless" open source contributors - Maria Naggaga (Microsoft)35m 49s
Inessential weirdnesses in open source - Sumana Harihareswara (Changeset Consulting)36m 39s
What we take for granted: Examining the barriers to contributing to open source - Saron Yitbarek (CodeNewbie)38m 7s
How to convince your manager to go open source - Christian Grail (SAP)35m 30s
Knocking down blockers: Transforming your company into an open source contributor - Ian Varley (Salesforce.com) and Regina Burkebile (Salesforce.com)40m 26s
How-to: Your first contribution - Michelle Casbon (Independent)27m 8s
From first look to first pull: Contributing to your favorite OSS projects - Quinn Murphy (Netsuite)39m 7s
What comes after Git Push - Justin Dorfman (MaxCDN)30m 26s
Have it your way: Maximizing drive-through contributions - VM Brasseur (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)40m 58s
Sandbox approval: A streamlined approach to making open source contributions - Duane O'Brien (PayPal) and Lisa LaForge (SanDisk Corp)37m 28s
Want students who are ready to contribute? Here's what they should know - Gina Likins (Red Hat), Heidi Ellis (Western New England University), and Gregory Hislop (Drexel University)55m 3s
Getting started with the Trusted Analytics Platform (TAP) - Chuck Freedman (Intel) and Venkatesh Bharadwaj (Intel) - Part 149m 17s
Getting started with the Trusted Analytics Platform (TAP) - Chuck Freedman (Intel) and Venkatesh Bharadwaj (Intel) - Part 256m 55s
Getting started with the Trusted Analytics Platform (TAP) - Chuck Freedman (Intel) and Venkatesh Bharadwaj (Intel) - Part 326m 49s
Getting started with the Trusted Analytics Platform (TAP) - Chuck Freedman (Intel) and Venkatesh Bharadwaj (Intel) - Part 440m 57s
Building data-driven applications on Cloud Foundry with Spring - Fred Melo (Pivotal) and Casey West (Pivotal) - Part 139m 32s
Building data-driven applications on Cloud Foundry with Spring - Fred Melo (Pivotal) and Casey West (Pivotal) - Part 253m 14s
Building data-driven applications on Cloud Foundry with Spring - Fred Melo (Pivotal) and Casey West (Pivotal) - Part 345m 58s
Building data-driven applications on Cloud Foundry with Spring - Fred Melo (Pivotal) and Casey West (Pivotal) - Part 454m 27s
Effective Docker Swarm - Everett Toews (Rackspace)44m 42s
Java 9 sneak peek: An embedded tale - Matt Schuetze (Azul Systems)41m 8s
Combining open source elements to launch a new analytics platform - Chuck Freedman (Intel) and Kyle Ambert (Intel)40m 36s
Going native with Cloud Foundry - Chip Childers (Cloud Foundry Foundation)34m 36s
Mobile, open source, and the drive to the cloud - Patrick Bohrer (IBM)37m 9s
Community and commercialization: How to build an open source company in 2016 - Will Hayes (Lucidworks)41m 57s
Introducing OpenSwitch: The open source, open community enterprise-grade switch network operating system - Mark Atwood (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)17m 45s
Get testing with SeLion - Doug Simmons (PayPal)42m 31s
CarbonData : A new Hadoop-native file format for faster data analysis - Jihong MA (Huawei)41m 34s
Performance case study: Capital One's quick shift from closed source to open source - Kranthi Dandamudi (Capital One)42m 52s
Open source and microservices: Your badass, next-gen application architecture - Ken Owens (Cisco Systems) and Lauren Cooney (Cisco)23m 45s
Think outside the container - Carolyn Van Slyck (Rackspace), Ash Wilson (Rackspace), and Nick Silkey (Rackspace)33m 16s
How open is your enterprise? From contribution to integration and implementation - Charlie Gracie (IBM), Christopher Ferris (IBM), Bert Belder (IBM), and David Taieb (IBM)40m 0s
Radically accessible open source: The story of Salesforce.org’s Nonprofit Starter Pack - Judi Sohn (Salesforce.org) and Jason Lantz (Salesforce.org)35m 27s
Open source has changed how you run infrastructure - Joshua Bernstein (EMC {code})44m 37s
Dockyard: An open source container registry for Docker and rkt - Quanyi Ma (Beijing Huawei Digital Technologies Co., Ltd.)27m 20s
AOL's return to open source: An overview of Java 8 library cyclops-react - John McClean (AOL)37m 11s
Multihost, multinetwork persistent containers - Alvin Richards (Aerospike)37m 55s
HiKey: A high-performance ARM 64-bit developing platform for Linaro - David Mandala (Linaro)42m 41s
Highly available persistent applications in containers - Clint Kitson (EMC {code})39m 49s
Creating the open source future of Huawei: The challenges and surprises of transitioning to an open enterprise - Richard Lin (Huawei)36m 40s
Static and dynamic data with Postgres, Kafka, and Bottled Water - Chad Bailey (Heroku)47m 20s
The Project Sputnik story: Crowdsourcing a developer laptop - Barton George (Dell)50m 39s
How open source now rocks the tech job market - Richard Maldonado (Dice)40m 34s
Failure testing: Automating a series of unfortunate events - Alper Kokmen (PagerDuty)44m 22s
The Seif project - Aashish Sheshadri (PayPal) and Rohit Harchandani (PayPal)37m 32s
A maturity model for embracing open source - Brandon Keepers (GitHub)38m 33s
Getting started with .NET Core on Mac, Linux, and Windows - Damian Edwards (Microsoft) and David Fowler (Microsoft) - Part 142m 7s
Getting started with .NET Core on Mac, Linux, and Windows - Damian Edwards (Microsoft) and David Fowler (Microsoft) - Part 243m 40s
Getting started with .NET Core on Mac, Linux, and Windows - Damian Edwards (Microsoft) and David Fowler (Microsoft) - Part 345m 0s
Getting started with .NET Core on Mac, Linux, and Windows - Damian Edwards (Microsoft) and David Fowler (Microsoft) - Part 441m 43s
Introducing Perl 6 - Jeffrey Goff (Evozon Systems) - Part 143m 57s
Introducing Perl 6 - Jeffrey Goff (Evozon Systems) - Part 243m 34s
Introducing Perl 6 - Jeffrey Goff (Evozon Systems) - Part 342m 50s
Introducing Perl 6 - Jeffrey Goff (Evozon Systems) - Part 436m 34s
The cloud-native Java workshop - Kenny Bastani (Pivotal) - Part 149m 48s
The cloud-native Java workshop - Kenny Bastani (Pivotal) - Part 234m 55s
The cloud-native Java workshop - Kenny Bastani (Pivotal) - Part 345m 59s
The cloud-native Java workshop - Kenny Bastani (Pivotal) - Part 434m 16s
Beyond the browser: JavaScript for physical experiences - Stacey Mulcahy (Microsoft) - Part 137m 37s
Beyond the browser: JavaScript for physical experiences - Stacey Mulcahy (Microsoft) - Part 241m 27s
Beyond the browser: JavaScript for physical experiences - Stacey Mulcahy (Microsoft) - Part 333m 25s
Beyond the browser: JavaScript for physical experiences - Stacey Mulcahy (Microsoft) - Part 435m 4s
Building amazing cross-platform command-line apps in Go - Steve Francia (spf13-labs) and Ashley McNamara (Rackspace) - Part 142m 6s
Building amazing cross-platform command-line apps in Go - Steve Francia (spf13-labs) and Ashley McNamara (Rackspace) - Part 230m 7s
Building amazing cross-platform command-line apps in Go - Steve Francia (spf13-labs) and Ashley McNamara (Rackspace) - Part 341m 35s
Building amazing cross-platform command-line apps in Go - Steve Francia (spf13-labs) and Ashley McNamara (Rackspace) - Part 458m 38s
Introduction to Clojure - Alex Miller (Cognitect) - Part 145m 28s
Introduction to Clojure - Alex Miller (Cognitect) - Part 233m 18s
Introduction to Clojure - Alex Miller (Cognitect) - Part 337m 58s
Introduction to Clojure - Alex Miller (Cognitect) - Part 439m 2s
Rust: Fearless systems programming for the modern developer - Ben Striegel (The Rust Programming Language) - Part 131m 2s
Rust: Fearless systems programming for the modern developer - Ben Striegel (The Rust Programming Language) - Part 231m 20s
Deployment and orchestration at scale with Docker Swarm - Jérôme Petazzoni (Docker) and AJ Bowen (Dominant Paradigm Subversion, Inc) - Part 150m 35s
Deployment and orchestration at scale with Docker Swarm - Jérôme Petazzoni (Docker) and AJ Bowen (Dominant Paradigm Subversion, Inc) - Part 242m 11s
Deployment and orchestration at scale with Docker Swarm - Jérôme Petazzoni (Docker) and AJ Bowen (Dominant Paradigm Subversion, Inc) - Part 350m 26s
Deployment and orchestration at scale with Docker Swarm - Jérôme Petazzoni (Docker) and AJ Bowen (Dominant Paradigm Subversion, Inc) - Part 455m 9s
SPA boot camp - Brian Capouch (Saint Josephs College), Danilo Zekovic (Saint Joseph's College (Indiana)), and Ben Davisson (Saint Joseph's College) - Part 141m 30s
SPA boot camp - Brian Capouch (Saint Josephs College), Danilo Zekovic (Saint Joseph's College (Indiana)), and Ben Davisson (Saint Joseph's College) - Part 243m 58s
SPA boot camp - Brian Capouch (Saint Josephs College), Danilo Zekovic (Saint Joseph's College (Indiana)), and Ben Davisson (Saint Joseph's College) - Part 341m 32s
SPA boot camp - Brian Capouch (Saint Josephs College), Danilo Zekovic (Saint Joseph's College (Indiana)), and Ben Davisson (Saint Joseph's College) - Part 447m 5s
Perl 6: Believe it or not! - Larry Wall (Craigslist)39m 32s
Unikernels and Docker: From revolution to evolution - Richard Mortier (University of Cambridge, UK) and Anil Madhavapeddy (Docker, Inc)44m 14s
HTTP/2: Protocol overview, use cases, and benchmarks - Nick Shadrin (NGINX, Inc.)39m 51s
Scheduling for the container age: Forget Tetris—what about 4D? - Liz Rice (Microscaling Systems)27m 12s
Folding time with signals in Elm - David Crespo (Braintree)40m 21s
AbracadaBRAIN! Human learning about machine learning - Andy Kitchen (Silverpond)40m 16s
Into the deep sea of React Native - Rushaine McBean (WNYC Radio)37m 19s
Deploying PHP 7 - Rasmus Lerdorf (Etsy)42m 29s
How to learn Rust - E. Dunham (Mozilla)41m 15s
System software goes weird - Justin Cormack (Docker)42m 26s
ConnectedNES: The world premiere of a WiFi-enabled 8-bit game console - Rachel Weil (Microsoft)41m 55s
Elixir: Why processes trump objects - Kevin Rockwood (Gaslight)39m 9s
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