My first year @owncloud
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ownCloud conference, 201616 / 22
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00:13
Hello everybody. This is going to be the first lightning talk today, not a long talk. Just a few thoughts about OnCloud in my first year at OnCloud.
00:26
I'll tell a little bit about myself, my history. I grew up in the US and in Germany, in Germany mostly in Cologne. Then I studied politics in Erlang and later at Free University in Berlin. After that I was an event manager for more than nine years.
00:47
I did a lot of jobs for Adidas, for FIFA, for UEFA. You would find me at champion league finals for the last six years, I think.
01:00
So I'm running around organizing stuff. Then my wife came back from Istanbul. She lived two years in Istanbul. I lived more or less on the road. Usually I'd be out of home for more than nine months a year. My wife said, okay, two years Istanbul is enough.
01:22
I would actually want to do something like family stuff, whatever. Last year I got married, first of May. I actually started at OnCloud on the third of May last year.
01:46
I asked my long time good friend and former American football buddy Felix. We used to play American football together. I asked him, I'm too much on the road. I need something a little bit more relaxing, whatever.
02:06
Felix also had a web agency and I did an internship there. I started my first steps in programming. So, Lamstack, Angular, stuff like that. It was interesting. I really enjoyed it and I really enjoyed the spirit around this.
02:26
Later on I asked him and he said, yeah, come to OnCloud. We need a new trainee. I got a trainee last year and with the fork I'm all of a sudden the community manager.
02:42
Stuff happens and it's really good. Let me tell you what I thought it would be at OnCloud. This is a little bit what I expected. Just nerds and stuff. What I really learned is that the people at OnCloud are really great.
03:03
It's a super inspiring team to work with. I have never worked in such a motivated team. Even after the fork people are more focused, more motivated to get stuff done. I'm really proud to be part of this team.
03:24
I do a lot of stuff for OnCloud. I did some stuff. What did I learn? First of all, I had to set up in OnCloud. This is not easy for an event manager. Although it's pretty easy.
03:41
I learned a lot about infrastructure, Linux, SpaceX admin stuff. I was very soon able to help out as a technical sales assistant at sales meetings and stuff. Suit and tied up. Good fun.
04:02
Then I did a lot of community management. Went to a lot of conferences. Carlos just went with me a couple of weeks ago to Froscon in Bonn. He's awesome. This guy is awesome. If you have a problem with OnCloud, ask Carlos. He will fix it. He did an amazing job helping me out there at the front.
04:29
I'm still learning. I'm still a trainee. After this conference is done, more or less in two weeks, I will get back to learn programming that I can say next year. Maybe not basic programming, but I can actually do some stuff on the core or on the client.
04:46
We will see. I think that's it so far. In any case, reach out to me. You will find me on GitHub as at Kavol on Twitter.
05:02
Jonathan Kavol and mail John at OnCloud.com. My strength is usually bringing people together who could have the same interests. Or, you know, this guy wants feature X implemented and I know somebody who could have the knowledge to actually help and work together.
05:24
So don't be afraid to reach out and do that at any time. Yes, this was my lightning talk, short talk. It's a lightning talk. If anybody has questions, feel free to ask and that's it.
05:41
Otherwise, one more thing. Pizza should be there very soon. Pizza is there? All right. Any questions? Then let's have pizza and enjoy. Oh, there's one question.
06:00
Yes, the hacking rooms are open during lunchtime on fifth floor. All right. Then everybody enjoy a meal and see you at 1.30 for the next lightning talks. Thank you very much.