Don't Make Me Code - Ep. #9, Getting Users To Give A Damn

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In this episode, David and Steve are joined by Mikeal Rogers, Community Manager at the Node.js Foundation. The three discuss how best to grow communities around open source software. Mikeal is the creator of NodeConf, JSFest, and request. He’s been heavily involved in the Node.js community since it was released in 2009, and is now the Community Manager for The Node.js Foundation. In this episode, David and Steve are joined by Mikeal Rogers, Community Manager at the Node.js Foundation. The three discuss how best to grow communities around open source software. Steve: Welcome to Don't Make Me Code. We're here with Mikeal Rogers, Community Manager at The Node.js Foundation and we are going to…from heavybit.com

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