Category: Community Management

  • Me, Myself, and DevOpsDays 2023 Prague

    Me, Myself, and DevOpsDays 2023 Prague

    It’s early Tuesday morning, and I am again in the metro, going to a location in Prague I have never been to before. People are quiet on the train, thinking about their lives. I saw just a few people not looking at their phones. Have we become humanity addicted to some shiny devices and so-called…

  • DevOpsDays 2023 is coming to Prague again!

    DevOpsDays 2023 is coming to Prague again!

    Before Covid, I habitually went to offline events within my area of interest. After the lockdown, I changed a lot, and probably not in a good way, but one of the things I want to start doing again is being present within the communities I care about. After experiencing the FOSDEM awesomeness as a volunteer,…

  • Working remotely (Fix it session)

    Working remotely (Fix it session)

    About this session Working remotely brings tons of challenges. Even if this is the usual way of doing business for many companies, people are still trying to navigate the complex universe of doing that efficiently. This free and no-recording session aims to table some of those challenges you (yes, you) have and draw your path…

  • How to contribute to Open Source privacy projects

    How to contribute to Open Source privacy projects

    I am sure that you reached a point in your career where you get bored with your work from time to time. That’s normal, and it happens to everyone. It happens to me most of the time, and initially, I was perturbed, thinking that something was wrong and that I was not enthusiastic enough to…

  • Happy Baba Marta: Discover Bulgaria and Romania

    Happy Baba Marta: Discover Bulgaria and Romania

    Martenitsa is a small piece of adornment, made of white and red yarn and worn from March 1 until around the end of March (or the first time an individual sees a stork, swallow or budding tree). The name of the holiday is Baba Marta. “Baba” (баба) is the Bulgarian word for “grandmother” and Mart…

  • HacktoberFest – done; Why care?

    HacktoberFest – done; Why care?

    I still remember the good ol’ times where I almost convince an entire company to allow their > 500 employees to contribute to an opensource or a free software project at least 1 hour a month. The journey was hard. I prepared a strategy and facilitated the discussion, and spend numerous hours taking to smart…