14: Shawn Wang on Open Knowledge

Maintainers Anonymous

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What does it mean to be code adjacent? Shawn Wang joins Henry to chat about not just open code but open thinking with his experience in community managing, the idea of tumbling, moderating /r/reactjs, starting the Svelete Society meetup, documenting and learning in public, being historians of our field, fresh notes vs. awesome lists, the meta language, and adoption curves. Transcript: https://maintainersanonymous.com/open-knowledge.

Shawn: https://twitter.com/swyx
Henry: https://twitter.com/left_pad

Headings:

Intro: Tumbling as an Alternative to Community Manager
Specific, Limited-term Maintainer Roles
Separation of Maintainer Concerns
Babel W18, like YC W18
Becoming a Moderator for /r/reactjs
Learning with "I Promise to Answer Every Question"
History and Memento Mori: A Time Before Git
Where's the Story of How Projects Get Started?
A Culture of "Document Yourself More"
Learning Gears: Explorer, Connector, Miner
Finding A Vision People Can Rally Around
Being Code Adjacent
Maybe We Need a JavaScript Community Manager
Cheat Sheets and Awesome Lists
Personalized Docs, Documentation Levels
Open Source Knowledge, Proof of Work
Twitter as a Permanent Hallway Track
Find the Intersection of Two Communities
Documenting Underlying Assumptions
"Fresh notes"
Starting a Meetup: Svelte Society
Keeping it Alive
Taking Part in Category Creation
The Meta Language
Parenting and Figuring Things Out
Not Everything Needs to be in Public
CSS 4: Does It Even Matter if No One Knows?
Adoption Curves: Focusing too much on the head
Removing the Learning Curve with Better Defaults
Philosophy of Technology
Spatial Software, The Mind

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