Working in Public
by Nadia Eghbal
Book Reviews
For more fun meditations on this, see @nayafia’s book Working In Public: https://t.co/bgmhxbEKnP (which I am about two chapters into and am enjoying so far)Link to Tweet
And if you haven't seen our Interintellect Talks series -- not as conversational as Salons but fascinating deep dives for our community and beyond --
Check out the one with @nayafia about her book Working in Public, a new Bible for all things Open Source: https://t.co/htqRPQcnosLink to Tweet
@jeanqasaur @nayafia’s book is a future classic. https://t.co/ipRjLJU7hg https://t.co/1ZDGj8aQg5Link to Tweet
@antoniogm @nayafia I got to see an early version of this and love this book! Cc @patrickcLink to Tweet
The weirdest thing I could tell non-tech people about how the tech world works is this:
The entire tech world runs largely on free software written by volunteers, and everything you touch sits above that base.
@nayafia has written THE book documenting that astounding reality. https://t.co/t7l9lJ5dnXLink to Tweet
This is now out on Kindle for $10. Nadia is very smart and it’s worth reading anything she writes on open source.
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Open-source started with developers, but today we can all learn from the basics
Working in Public is how we meet like-minded people, find our next role, become a better contributor & feel connected to a community
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Whoo! Excited to see @nayafia's book "Working in Public: The Making & Maintenance of Open Source Software" now for pre-order https://t.co/5mgd87Idp0
If you haven't seen her "Roads&Bridges: The Unseen Labor Behind Our Digital Infrastructure" it's a classic https://t.co/r42tnQMUDpLink to Tweet
OH MY GOD @nayafia's book is out!!!!!!!
One of the most shining minds of our generation, I have been waiting for this moment for years ✨
Congratulations, my friend! Here's to your first book of many to come! 🍾 https://t.co/LDeUif6MOaLink to Tweet
Now available for pre-order! https://t.co/aUgwhPD3Bs
"Nadia writes from a unique perspective at the intersection of open source, economics, and poetry. This is the definitive book on the dynamics of online creative communities." --Nat Friedman, CEO of GitHub https://t.co/j88jNNGtnTLink to Tweet