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[3428.96 --> 3435.52] closely organizing um the conferences and they definitely helped me back up the cause of you know |
[3435.52 --> 3442.24] having more female speakers on board and reaching out to a more diverse audience and i'm very excited |
[3442.24 --> 3447.36] about that i learned a lot from annika and and from the travis foundation how they handle this so that's great |
[3447.36 --> 3456.00] so you you're a supporter thumbs up right definitely definitely all right cool well um we have some |
[3456.00 --> 3460.56] common questions we ask at the tail end of the show that they're they're fun questions sometimes but the |
[3460.56 --> 3467.84] the first question i'll give to annika and um you know we we generally ask it as a programming hero but |
[3467.84 --> 3473.92] uh the person doesn't have to be a programmer it could be just a hero i don't say the word just lightly but |
[3473.92 --> 3480.96] uh could be a a hero someone who's uh influenced you someone who's encouraged you someone who's helped |
[3480.96 --> 3490.56] lead you whomever so who is your hero or programming hero anika um yeah that's a really really tough um |
[3490.56 --> 3497.92] question because i want to name you can name so many people oh i can name yeah the break the rules okay i'm |
[3497.92 --> 3503.44] gonna break the rules and i'm gonna be super cheesy but i'm gonna say uh one of my heroes is floor |
[3504.48 --> 3511.52] and um we've never had a hero on this show at the same time by the way no it's it's really encouraging |
[3511.52 --> 3517.28] to see what she's been pulling off how she's organizing conferences and rails girls workshops |
[3517.28 --> 3526.48] and not uh and not goes crazy and still is super um um super supportive with everything and we have |
[3526.48 --> 3534.64] been working together for not even a year yet and become friends even and and that's i don't know |
[3534.64 --> 3542.32] and i've seen what she works on and how she does it and i'm amazed and and always when i'm standing in |
[3542.32 --> 3547.20] front of a question like oh okay should i go to this conference should i dare should i go to this |
[3547.20 --> 3553.76] meetup i always think okay yes i should do it because floor is like doing this also what would floor do |
[3553.76 --> 3563.76] and and we need bracelets that is awesome uh she inspired a lot of my um putting myself out there so |
[3563.76 --> 3574.24] um yes and another woman like i was lena hermann that's a german uh developer and i i got to know her i |
[3574.24 --> 3581.84] think when she was a single mom and she worked at a company that i um knew and she was actually a coach |
[3581.84 --> 3589.12] of the first wales girls workshop in berlin that i actually was attending of and because i knew that |
[3589.12 --> 3595.44] she was going to be there i applied i thought okay okay if she's there i already know somebody |
[3595.44 --> 3600.72] and this is not not going to be so super awkward and she actually um supported me and said yeah you |
[3600.72 --> 3606.32] should really apply and she was there when we then started wales girls berlin and is there |
[3606.32 --> 3614.16] now for red girls summer of code and helping with a with a selection comedy and she has uh she has |
[3614.16 --> 3621.52] more than one kid i don't know how much but she's pulling it off and as a as a as a mom i think that's |
[3621.52 --> 3627.20] that even gives you i don't know how many super extra points for even like doing volunteer work |
[3627.84 --> 3635.12] um i i think we all can't that that we all we don't have a family yet or at least that i can speak of |
[3635.12 --> 3642.48] myself i don't have a family yet so i can't imagine how hard it must be to do this next to your family |
[3642.48 --> 3649.76] work i see how hard it is for me to keep this up and keep up volunteer work and yeah so she's definitely |
[3649.76 --> 3654.96] a hero that i look up to and i want to be her in whenever i'm a mom |
[3654.96 --> 3656.96] um |
[3658.24 --> 3659.52] anymore you got just two |
[3661.04 --> 3664.88] um i'm just messing with you i got just two i got just two |
[3665.52 --> 3669.68] these two are how about you uh programming or non-programming hero |
[3670.72 --> 3679.52] okay i get really awkward around my heroes so i would say that um my heroes are and especially my |
[3679.52 --> 3686.32] programming heroes are the people that helped me get started learning programming um those are |
[3686.32 --> 3692.08] sebastian who's been on the show before with justine talking about open karma uh he helped me a lot in |
[3692.08 --> 3698.88] the beginning um tony who was my former co-worker um and andreas uh they helped me a lot getting started with |
[3698.88 --> 3707.92] programming um furthermore like a real big hero was definitely afni grim um i read all of his books and |
[3707.92 --> 3713.92] and they inspired me and um taught me so a lot taught me a lot and then we were uh speaking at the |
[3713.92 --> 3721.60] same conference um at our camp last year and i just remember you know i i saw him walking in and i was |
[3721.60 --> 3728.96] so i i must have acted like a fool because i get really weird when this kind of thing happened |
[3729.44 --> 3737.28] same sort of thing uh happened when i met uh met from uh wordpress or automatic um i actually had met him |
[3737.28 --> 3741.68] a few times before and we had talked before so i could have just you know walked up to him and |
[3741.68 --> 3747.52] and say something normal um instead i walked by and screamed something like yay wordpress and he |
[3748.56 --> 3755.20] screamed something back like yay it's very embarrassing and this tends to happen a lot so |
[3755.20 --> 3760.48] it's funny what you do when you meet like uh you know your hero like this is your hero and |
[3760.48 --> 3767.28] and you're and instead of being cool you you're embarrassed you embarrass yourself that's i hate |
[3767.28 --> 3773.04] that yeah this happens especially funny maybe it's better not to have maybe it's better not to have |
[3773.04 --> 3780.00] heroes yeah i was gonna say especially funny when with like internet based you know people you look up |
[3780.00 --> 3785.12] to because they're not exactly used to being known you know in real life for things like if you ran up to |
[3785.12 --> 3790.08] brad pitt and you're like you're my hero he hears that a hundred times a day right but you know like |
[3790.08 --> 3795.44] avdi grim like he's at a conference and i'm sure from his perspective it's it's probably a bit uh |
[3795.44 --> 3800.24] it's probably equally awkward for somebody to treat him as if you know they're at a brad pitt level |
[3800.88 --> 3805.04] um that has to be a fun experience of brad pitt definitely |
[3806.96 --> 3811.20] we love avdi too at the change law i'm just because we're talking about him he's also |
[3811.20 --> 3817.60] uh i guess not him directly but um ruby tapas is a partner with the change log so |
[3817.60 --> 3823.12] yep um you know we've got several you know developer tools and services as well as learning |
[3823.12 --> 3828.80] resources and that's one of them so if you're learning ruby and you're learning ruby with with avdi |
[3828.80 --> 3833.04] we have a way through our membership you can save a little bit of money and and still give avdi the |
[3833.04 --> 3839.92] business but um i want to tell just a short story about myself i think it's kind of funny because most |
[3839.92 --> 3847.36] people know me by my voice and um my wife gets to experience this a couple times and only because |
[3847.36 --> 3852.88] we're talking about this kind of odd moments but i'll share the other perspective is i'll be |
[3853.84 --> 3858.16] at a conference which i don't go to too many conferences often i'm just just not that involved |
[3858.16 --> 3864.00] in conferences for for whatever reason but um people will hear my voice and they'll turn around |
[3864.00 --> 3869.12] and they'll say is that adam stack because they know me as my twitter and i guess that's just kind |
[3869.12 --> 3874.80] of how people would go about business but it's always funny because i'm like you hear my voice |
[3874.80 --> 3883.12] and you know who i am it's that was that's always the funny part but um let's see what else with |
[3883.12 --> 3888.08] other questions we have is um is i guess if andrew were here he'd be yelling me right now because call |
[3888.08 --> 3892.88] arms at first but let's talk about call to arms i know we've kind of talked quite a bit about rails |
[3892.88 --> 3898.64] girls summer code travis foundation we're all excited about um you know the fruits of of this |
[3898.64 --> 3904.00] effort and what it's gonna where it's gonna go but you know today you know when people are listening |
[3904.00 --> 3908.56] to this show you know within the next week to two weeks besides donating which obviously is a huge |
[3908.56 --> 3914.56] call to arms but say that again if that's it um you know what is the call to arms for you know either |
[3914.56 --> 3919.12] summer of code or travis foundation and you can individually answer or |
[3919.12 --> 3922.72] or uh choose your uh or floor |
[3925.60 --> 3931.76] um okay should i go first um okay so we probably can't say that enough that we |
[3932.40 --> 3941.12] want you to donate so this is definitely a call to action but also if if you can't or are not willing |
[3941.12 --> 3947.28] to give money or don't have so much money to give we are always looking for supporters that can help us |
[3947.28 --> 3952.72] in the organization part because that's all volunteer work and um or the coaches part like |
[3952.72 --> 3959.36] we we said we are gonna have a help desk a remote help desk so if you're a programmer and and say yeah |
[3959.36 --> 3967.20] okay i can hang around campfire some hours um do it awesome just shoot us an email and um yeah just |
[3967.20 --> 3973.60] get involved and risk as a mouth code it's it's a whole community project and yeah this is the call out to the |
[3973.60 --> 3980.00] the community also annika correct me do you feel the same of course i feel the same |
[3983.52 --> 3990.08] um annika you have to correct me if i'm wrong but do we have like if someone wants to help out with uh |
[3990.08 --> 3996.88] with the help desk if they register by their team set can they you know say that they want to be in the |
[3996.88 --> 4003.68] help desk because i know that last year that was the case sure yeah you can say you can check the box |
[4003.68 --> 4008.80] remote code or help desk code awesome so then people just have to go to teams.railsgirls |
[4009.52 --> 4016.80] summer of code.org and register as a help desker that would be awesome help desk or have i heard that |
[4016.80 --> 4022.80] one before and maybe um if you're a conference organizer and you definitely want to have some |
[4022.80 --> 4028.48] great uh rails girls summer of code students in your audience and giving a lightning talk about |
[4028.48 --> 4034.08] rails girls summer of code um well you're very welcome to give away some free tickets to them |
[4034.08 --> 4041.44] and maybe even help them with their travels and stay yes absolutely nice i know code front.io is |
[4041.44 --> 4047.28] is happening right now we just um gave away some tickets oh it's i thought it was today that's why i'm |
[4047.28 --> 4052.64] in in vienna right now so there you go so you'll be there we were giving away some tickets there and |
[4052.64 --> 4057.60] yeah so is there any lightning talks going on there for yes rosego summer code well there is a lightning |
[4057.60 --> 4064.96] talk uh track and there will be someone probably me talking about rails girls summer of code so yeah |
[4065.76 --> 4069.36] yeah i'm a member of the team so i can definitely do this conference it's really good conference |
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