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[2120.24 --> 2125.84] hugely on what your private or like your situation looks if you're a single mom or if you're like |
[2125.84 --> 2132.32] heavily supported by a family that can actually differ a lot so we ask students themselves to tell us how |
[2132.32 --> 2139.36] much money they need and then we um we can this is new this year so we can actually if they say okay |
[2139.36 --> 2145.28] here you can have 100 or 200 euros back we can um give that back to the race goes on of code |
[2145.92 --> 2151.60] crowdfunding campaign and maybe be able to fund another team spot because we are now short of two |
[2151.60 --> 2159.52] team spots and we can use any money so yeah so you're trying to get together as a 20 it's 20 students and |
[2159.52 --> 2166.32] that would be 10 teams and you're sitting on eight right yes you have eight you're looking for |
[2166.32 --> 2171.52] funding for two more um so everybody donate sponsorship is it just donate just go to the |
[2171.52 --> 2177.28] website right is there any harder than that no maybe maybe you should repeat it it's just that easy give us |
[2177.28 --> 2181.60] money sure what's the website again |
[2183.36 --> 2189.44] real customer of code.org slash campaign yes if you want to or you can go to |
[2189.44 --> 2192.56] real customer of code.org and click on the donate now but |
[2195.12 --> 2200.88] 80 000 total has been raised so far as jared kind of recapping what jared said you got eight teams |
[2200.88 --> 2206.64] funded currently you got two more teams waiting to get fully funded that's i'm guessing you know |
[2206.64 --> 2213.84] ten thousand dollars more for going on the average of five thousand um um five thousand per team so i |
[2213.84 --> 2222.56] mean this is a success was it so you mentioned last year was um you also crowdfunded last year as well |
[2222.56 --> 2229.36] did did you have a similar outcome or was it less or better was it how does it fare i guess in comparison |
[2229.36 --> 2240.56] last year last year was faster i think last year was faster yes but was it less or more money |
[2241.84 --> 2248.56] yeah it was just faster that the companies uh jumped on board i think maybe this year the companies i |
[2248.56 --> 2253.52] don't know have some kind of for some companies we came too late they said okay they had to like |
[2253.52 --> 2258.96] calculate their budget uh already and stuff i don't know how this worked last year maybe there was |
[2258.96 --> 2268.72] smaller and didn't do the calculation uh part but uh um yeah i don't know but we have some |
[2268.72 --> 2274.88] companies lining up i guess that we're still waiting to hear from and um these are the infamous |
[2274.88 --> 2281.12] ones that uh forehead just mentioned that you can't mention but can kind of mention uh no i think |
[2281.12 --> 2287.04] she was thinking about the companies that are involved with with helping us support okay sorry |
[2287.04 --> 2291.12] not that i can like hint that they're already a sponsor so |
[2292.64 --> 2298.64] oh that doesn't come on a teaser campaign |
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[2314.56 --> 2319.44] would make some sense to circle back and talk to some of the listeners who've applied to top towel |
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[2382.08 --> 2388.32] tell them the changelog sent you floor you mentioned that you're a long-time listener and ony come i'm sure |
[2388.32 --> 2395.20] that you're becoming a long-time listener but um do either of you by any chance follow um some of the |
[2395.20 --> 2400.24] some of the content that um beverly nelson has been putting up on the changelog around learning she's got |
[2400.24 --> 2408.48] a um a real passion she does a lot of stuff with rails bridge um i think she just ran a course at |
[2408.48 --> 2415.76] ancient city ruby really really deep uh passion for teaching ruby on rails and she's got such a heart for |
[2415.76 --> 2424.80] the beginner level i just totally am impressed and in awe of her patience for it but uh have |
[2424.80 --> 2429.36] either of you caught up with any of her recent posts i think one of the most recent ones that was |
[2429.36 --> 2437.60] really a good post um was uh regular expressions without fear and she kind of gives this dissection of |
[2438.72 --> 2445.60] different resources regex for fun and you know some common kind of early problems to solve around |
[2445.60 --> 2449.68] it but i guess it's kind of a long question to ask you have you caught up with any of the |
[2449.68 --> 2453.52] the learning content on the channel we try to keep this more regular like once a week so i'm just |
[2453.52 --> 2461.44] curious yeah everything lands into my reader so i read everything did you tweet about it that's the |
[2461.44 --> 2467.20] that's the question that's a good question i might have i have actually a call to action for it |
[2467.20 --> 2473.68] that's not a question i see did you tweet about it i will i guess |
[2476.80 --> 2482.08] i feel such pressure there is a lot of pressure there's a lot of pressure |
[2483.60 --> 2489.68] animated gif so now you just have to keep producing gifs of that quality all day every day in it it should |
[2489.68 --> 2496.40] be okay gosh i've never seen that one either and it's it's uh i was when i saw it i was like that's |
[2496.40 --> 2504.72] super awesome i love that um i guess i'm not sure if there's um any additional topics that we can kind |
[2504.72 --> 2511.76] of cover around summer code if there's anything we left out um uh let us know if not i want to talk a |
[2511.76 --> 2518.16] bit about travis foundation and just in general the the mission around supporting and propping up open |
[2518.16 --> 2522.64] source obviously that's been our focus here at the changelog for several years now so |
[2523.60 --> 2527.36] kind of close to our heart but is there anything else we need to cover that we haven't covered on |
[2528.32 --> 2533.04] summer code that we need to i don't know did you say that everyone can donate now |
[2534.32 --> 2538.08] everyone can donate we haven't mentioned it everyone can donate |
[2539.44 --> 2544.88] okay if you're listening to this go to railsgirlssummerofcode.org slash campaign |
[2544.88 --> 2550.80] uh i think you're suggesting a 75 donation but i think it's you can donate whatever you want |
[2550.80 --> 2558.80] like 20 bucks you can totally do more do more do awesome do the exact amount um you can totally do |
[2558.80 --> 2565.52] more if we don't have any hard feelings about that it's no problem whatsoever and if you're uh you know |
[2565.52 --> 2570.16] if you're a company listening to this you know if you're a developer working in a company that can |
[2570.16 --> 2576.00] be a sponsor you know take this to either yourself if you're a decision maker or your boss or your |
[2576.00 --> 2580.96] team leader or whomever and you know get some support there's lots of great support here for |
[2581.92 --> 2588.56] uh rails go summer code and and i know um the changelog we we gave we gave a little bit of money as well |
[2588.56 --> 2592.16] because man we love you guys so yay for the changelog yay |
[2592.16 --> 2601.52] uh so yes if you if you didn't get that go and donate right now please and and now on to |
[2601.52 --> 2607.12] travis foundation so i know i mentioned earlier that uh i've been working with matias uh for a |
[2607.12 --> 2612.80] while now travis ci is a part with the changelog that means that they you know they work with us to |
[2612.80 --> 2617.68] to just make sure that our our member base we have a member base that supports the changelog as well |
[2617.68 --> 2622.16] and so if you're not a member you can become a member now by going to the changelog.com slash |
[2622.64 --> 2628.56] membership and it's just 20 bucks a year and with that you support us to support open source in |
[2628.56 --> 2635.44] addition to that we um we work with uh corporate partners like travis ci to to basically give a a |
[2635.44 --> 2640.64] nice discount to our paid members um for their services and as part of that i've been working with |
[2640.64 --> 2648.48] matias for a bit and have wanted to have um y'all on on the show to talk about travis foundation and i |
[2648.48 --> 2654.48] didn't even know until inviting annika to to come on the show to talk about rails girls summer code that |
[2654.48 --> 2660.16] she runs travis foundation so that's that's kind of neat but it's an initiative run by travis ci because |
[2660.16 --> 2666.24] they care about open source but uh you know i think one of your current things you're doing now |
[2666.24 --> 2671.52] is rails girls summer code but you've got other things in the pipe to work on so kind of give us an |
[2671.52 --> 2677.12] overview of what travis foundation is and then maybe what some of the mission is yeah i think travis |
[2677.12 --> 2684.80] foundation is a way for the travis ci team to give something back to the community because they have been |
[2684.80 --> 2693.12] um been born out of the open source uh community they've they've run a crowdfunding campaign as well |
[2693.12 --> 2700.16] and were able to build travis ci with this so this is their way of actually saying thank you and and |
[2700.16 --> 2707.12] contributing back so i think the tagline speaks for for itself it's like making open source |
[2707.12 --> 2717.20] or even better and um that's like a broad thing or like a super huge goal to have but basically we |
[2717.20 --> 2726.08] want to support projects that we think are of value to the community and for this we started with open |
[2726.08 --> 2734.56] source grants where we support people working on awesome open source projects that are with which |
[2734.56 --> 2745.60] depends or um or grants as we call it like we did uh rvm um and organized uh the the grant uh for them |
[2745.60 --> 2753.60] which was paid by paymill and now like simultaneously to some of code we are doing coco pots uh we're |
[2753.60 --> 2760.72] supporting them and and the the company behind this is soundcloud who are paying the grant for uh for |
[2760.72 --> 2768.72] coco pots and we are like the connector in this so we actually um we're looking at projects or people |
[2768.72 --> 2774.88] writing us emails and saying hey i have this and that project i'm working on it and i i can't do it |
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