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This video was recorded on http://wrocloverb.com. You should follow us at https://twitter.com/wrocloverb. See you next year! Open-Source is driven by innovation from the people. Controversial ideas often change the way software developers write software. It can be a tedious, awkward task to promote, develop and maintain such projects. But in the end of the day it feels just great, doesn't it?
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In the video titled "It's All About Respect!" presented by Nick Sutterer at the wroc_love.rb 2012 conference, the central theme revolves around the importance of respect within the software development community, particularly in Ruby conferences. Sutterer expresses his enthusiasm for attending conferences, emphasizing not just the technical discussions but the rich social interactions that occur. Key Points Discussed: - **Social Aspects of Conferences:** Sutterer highlights that conferences are not just about sharing technical knowledge; they foster connections among attendees. He appreciates the friendly and respectful interactions that occur even during late-night discussions about software. - **Community Respect:** He praises the Ruby community's culture, where respect is shared among all attendees, regardless of their status or prominence as 'celebrities.' He recounts experiences of mingling with notable figures like Tom Preston-Werner, demonstrating how the community values equality. - **Personal Anecdotes:** Throughout the presentation, Sutterer shares personal stories from his travels and experiences in Poland. He recalls his first conference in Poznan in 2009, offering humorous insights into his encounters while illustrating his growing appreciation for Polish hospitality. - **Cultural Learnings:** He discusses how these experiences have shaped his understanding of respect. A memorable takeaway for him was a sign he saw in South Africa that encourages greeting and smiling at others, a principle he believes enhances interpersonal respect. - **Celebration of Local Traditions:** Sutterer concludes by reflecting on how interactions with locals have taught him to respect various traditions, evidenced by his humorous stories of accepting vodka and partaking in local customs during his visits. The main takeaway from Sutterer’s talk is that respect is crucial within developer communities, especially in collaborative environments like conferences. His personal anecdotes serve to illustrate how effective communication and respect can enhance relationships within professional settings, making the conference experience enjoyable and memorable for everyone involved.
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