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  • Episode 3: Augur
    Panelists

    Matt Broberg | Dawn Foster | Matt Germonprez | Georg Link

    Guest
    • Sean Goggins
    • Gabe Heim
    • Carter Landis
      • Sponsor

      Linode

      Show Notes

      [00:02:23] Sean and Gabe explain what Augur is and how Augur is an integral part of the CHAOSS project.

      [00:04:37] Carter explains some of the things he’s helped the team accomplish recently with getting Augur to be really easy to install, run, and configure.
      [00:06:29] Gabe talks about how people are using Jupyter Notebooks with Augur.
      [00:07:44] Georg is curious to learn a little more about why they decided to go with a single relational database and what challenges they faced, if any, in unifying the data from all the different platforms that Open Source communities are collaborating on.
      [00:11:02] Matt B. asks the team if there is a given audience that this hits home for or if they are you finding community managers in Open Source space being a primary use case.

      [00:11:56] Sean, Gabe, and Carter discuss some of the successes they’ve had along the way with Augur.
      [00:16:14] Dawn talks about how Augur has been used in VMware’s Open Source Program Office. She also explains that Augur is more of a health tool. Find out why.
      [00:23:17] The team explains how stemming these relationships with VMWare, what does this lead to next for Augur and how do these relationships change the roadmap for what Augur can be.
      [00:27:58] If you are interested in exploring Augur and want to try it out, listen here to find out where Sean recommends you could start.

      Picks
      • [00:32:19] Georg’s pick is a video game called, “Anno 1800.”
      • [00:33:04] Dawn’s pick is a video game called, “Tabletop Simulator” on Steam.
      • [00:33:44] Matt B.’s pick is an Open Source software called “Finicky.”
      • [00:34:30] Matt G.’s pick is to give a BIG thanks to the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, who’s been instrumental in funding the CHAOSS project since inception.
      • [00:34:58] Sean’s pick is a gentleman named, Jordan Love, who is a quarterback with an incredibly strong arm, chosen by the Green Bay Packers in the recent NFL Draft.
      • [00:35:26] Gabe’s pick is having a special 21st birthday quarantined with family and watching, “Money Heist” on Netflix. He says it’s very addicting!
      • [00:36:28] Carter’s has two picks: One is a library for converting an OpenAPI Specification to Sphinx documentation. His other pick is an album called, “Room to Breathe,” by an artist named Low Hum.
        • Links
        • CHAOSS/Augur
        • Augur Project
        • Jupyter Notebook
        • Dr. Sean P Goggins Twitter
        • Sean P. Goggins. Ph.D
        • Carter Landis GitHub
        • Gabe Heim GitHub
        • “Anno 1800”
        • “Tabletop Simulator”
        • Finicky
        • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
        • Jordon Love Twitter
        • “Money Heist”
        • Open API spec renderer for Sphinx
        • “Room to Breathe” by Low Hum
          • Credits
          • Produced by Justin Dorfman at CodeFund
          • Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound
          • Show notes by DeAnn Bahr at Peachtree Sound
          • Ad Sales by Eric Berry at CodeFund

            • Special Guests: Carter Landis and Gabe Heim.

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            39 min
          • Episode 2: Social Currency Metric System (SCMS)
            Panelists

            Dawn Foster | Matt Broberg | Georg Link

            Guest
            • Samantha Venia Logan
            • Dylan Marcy
              • Sponsor

              Linode

              Show Notes

              Welcome to this episode of CHAOSSCast! Today, we have special guests, Venia Logan and Dylan Marcy of SociallyConstructed.Online. They are here to do some introspection on the process CHAOSS follows for defining metrics and to demonstrate this using the Social Currency Metric System (SCMS). It is a very interesting topic and if you don’t know much about SCMS, then this podcast is definitely worth a listen.

              [00:04:00] Venia and Dylan introduce themselves, who they are, what they do, and brought them to CHAOSS.

              [00:09:55] Venia and Dylan share how they came about to develop the initiation of the social currency metric system.

              [00:14:54] Matt wants to know what it looks like to use SCMS (Social Currency Metric System) and Dylan explains.

              [00:18:03] Georg wants to know what the sentiment is and what are these comments that they are talking about. Are they issue comments in open source, issue trackers, emails, slack messages? What is the qualitative data? Dylan and Venia explain.

              [00:22:24] What role does sentiment analysis play into this whole system? Dylan and Venia have great responses.

              [00:28:11] Matt B. is curious to know if the dashboard is a choose your own adventure dashboard or is it a tool chain, like a set of dashboards that are predefined? Venia loves this question and explains.

              [00:33:18] Venia explains the very purpose of the Social Currency Metric System and Matt has an Aha moment .

              [00:39:01] Georg wants to know how did Venia and Dylan get from having this very frustrated situation with SCMS talking about they need to do something, and now they have a metric in the CHAOSS project. What was this process for them? Venia responds with “Magic” and explains. Dylan gives a response as well.

              [00:43:07] Dylan lets us know there’s a video to check out on sociallyconstructed.online that has tips, tricks, and tutorials.

              Picks
              • [00:44:17] Georg’s pick is an aquarium he bought as the lockdown happened and he will be adding fish this week. Is has been bringing him much joy these past few weeks.
              • [00:44:42] Matt’s pick is a plug for video games. He just wants people to do whatever brings them joy and calm in this unprecedented time.
              • [00:45:42] Dawn’s pick is her balcony. She has finally cleaned it and bought some chairs for it and got to enjoy sitting outside.
              • [00:46:56] Venia’s pick is looking at community management. “There’s being the bear, and there’s being the flower.” She is being more the flower.
              • [00:47:39] Dylan’s pick is a saying, “This too shall pass!” We will all get through this global pandemic.
                • Links
                • SociallyConstructed.Online
                • SCMS
                • Venia Logan Twitter
                • Venia Logan Linkedin
                • SamanthaVLogan Blog/Website
                  • Credits
                  • Produced by Justin Dorfman at CodeFund
                  • Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound
                  • Show notes by DeAnn Bahr at Peachtree Sound
                  • Ad Sales by Eric Berry at CodeFund

                    • Special Guest: Dylan Marcy.

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                    50 min
                  • Episode 1: "Hello, World!"
                    Panelists

                    Georg Link | Matt Broberg | Dawn Foster | Matt Germonprez

                    Sponsor

                    Linode

                    Show Notes

                    Welcome to the very first CHAOSS Podcast! In this podcast, we will share use cases and experiences with measuring open source community health. There will be elevating conversations about metrics, analytics, and software from the Community Health Analytics Open Source Software or CHAOSS Project. It’s new, and new is always good. And hey, it’s got that new podcast smell ☺. Since this is the first episode, we’ll be finding out more about our panelists. Kick back, relax, and take a listen.

                    [00:01:15] Dawn Foster has been in the industry for more than 20 years and she’s been working on Open Source software most of that time. She is currently at VMware where she is Open Source Community Strategy Lead. She started getting passionate about the open source software communities back in the early 2000’s when she was at Intel. Her interest in open source metrics really came out of feeling a need to justify her own existence.

                    [00:04:14] Georg Link started his open source journey with a project at openoffice.org. This experience of having a resilient healthy community that can go do its own thing fascinated him. Now he is working as Director of Sales for Bitergia, which is a company out of Spain, that provides metrics and analytics for a software development project and open source projects for the last eight years.

                    [00:05:44] Matt Broberg’s story with metrics is that he fell in love with community management early on. He was in tech support at a large storage vendor and in there he found out that he can build these communities of people that he truly enjoyed working with. Six years ago, he got a job focusing on open source. He fell in love with the ability for people to solve their own problem. He is currently the Technical Editor of Opensource.com. He is very excited to get this podcast off the ground!

                    [00:08:42] Matt Germonprez is a Professor at the University of Nebraska-Omaha in the College of Information-Science and Technology. It started for him with a class he was having with a seminar session that was on open source. He had a former student give a guest talk virtually about open source and he explained about corporate engagement with open source and it blew his mind. They both ended up writing a grant to the National Science Foundation that got funded to explore the changing nature of open source work. They worked on this project for about 5 years and they got to explore why and how companies are engaged.

                    [00:12:20] Matt G. tells us what the CHAOSS Project is and why it exists.

                    [00:14:12] Is CHAOSS an Acronym or a Backronym? It’s a great story!

                    [00:16:30] Dawn tells us the structure of CHAOSS and her involvement with it.

                    [00:19:26] Matt B. tells us what is was like to come to the CHAOSS Project and what is his experience getting engaged since he came last the project.

                    [00:22:12] Matt G. tells us we don’t have all the answers, but we work with anybody that wants to contribute to help find those answers of understanding community health better. Also, why did we start this podcast? Find out here ☺.

                    Picks
                    • [00:28:33] Dawn’s pick is the Auger tool.
                    • [00:29:30] Matt B.’s pick is Awesome Zoom Backgrounds for your next zoom or video chat. He wants to make things more entertaining for you and add some backgrounds to your life because we all need some fun in our lives right now!
                    • [00:30:56] Georg’s pick is an interview between Jono Bacon and Jessica Deen on, “Open Source Community Health: Your Guide to Continuous (Community) Improvement.”
                    • [00:31:35] Matt G.’s pick is a meeting he was at with Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, which was about funding for scientific open source software.
                      • Links

                      CHAOSS

                      Auger

                      Awesome Zoom Backgrounds

                      Interview with Jono Bacon and Jessica Deen

                      Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

                      Dawn Foster Twitter

                      Matt Germonprez Twitter

                      Georg Link Twitter

                      Matt Broberg Twitter

                      Credits
                      • Produced by Justin Dorfman at CodeFund
                      • Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound
                      • Show notes by DeAnn Bahr at Peachtree Sound
                      • Ad Sales by Eric Berry at CodeFund

                        • Support CHAOSScast

                        34 min

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                      This CHAOSS Community podcast features members who spent considerable time and effort to understand open source community health and how we can measure it through metrics, analytics, and software. We…