101 Track Overview

Introductory level content is extremely important to many existing and early-career open source technologists.

As always, an entire track of 101-level content will be featured at ATO 2023 on both core conference days (Monday, October 16 and Tuesday, October 17). See who’s speaking and what topics are being featured below.

Monday, October 16

Getting the Most Out of Your Terminal with the GitHub CLI and GitHub Copilot

Christina Warren, GitHub

Surveying the Open Quantum Landscape: Open source tools for quantum computing

Michael Maximilien, Paul Schweigert, & Iskandar Sitdikov, IBM

Making Open Source Accessible: A hands-on workshop for facilitating contributions

Paloma Oliveira, Sauce Labs

Beyond the Download Button: Lessons Learned from Analyzing 1 Billion Open Source Downloads

Avi Press, Scarf

The Definition of Success in Open Source

Brian Douglas, OpenSauced

Scaling an Open Source Sponsorship Program

Mike Fix & Carol Huang, Stripe

Tuesday, October 17

Git, GitHub, and Gaming

Michelle “MishManners” Mannering, GitHub

Becoming a More Persuasive Open-Source Contributor or Developer Advocate

Brad Topol, IBM

Opening the Door to Open Source: A Workshop for First-Time Contributors (Extended Session)

Neha Giri, Intuit

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Note, this reflects the speaker lineup current to the date of this post’s publication. Check the main schedule for the most current track sessions list.