Fedora-Commops

This blog post summarizes the discussions and action items from the Infrastructure and Release Engineering workshop held at Flock 2024 in Rochester, New York, USA. This post is also an experiment in using AI-generated summaries.

Open Source communities often turn to a committee model for governing their projects. Sometimes it works, but other times it does not. Why?

2017 was a fully-packed year for me. This post walks through my last year and reflects on the experiences I had. Would you believe my passport is running out of pages?

2017 was a busy year for the Fedora Project. Help share the story of what your sub-project or team in Fedora was up to by writing a Year in Review post on the Community Blog!

2016 was a blur: Bitcamp in Maryland, HackMIT in Boston, WiCHacks 2016, Flock to Fedora in Poland, Vermont with Matt, NYC with Mike, and so much more.

My story in open source started with gaming and Minecraft. Since then, it's been a wild ride full of new adventures and experiences.

From August 2 - 5, the annual Fedora contributor conference, Flock, was held in Kraków, Poland. This is my report and analysis of the conference.

This week wraps up for July and the final period of Google Summer of Code (GSoC 2016) is almost here. I'm working on the final steps to deploying my work.

The past week of my Google Summer of Code (GSoC 2016) proposal looks at writing documentation, handling upgrades, and putting on finishing touches.

In August 2016, I will travel to Kraków, Poland for the annual Fedora Flock conference. I will be giving a talk and leading a workshop this year.