Gina Häußge

I was part of a panel along side Carol Willing, Simon Willison, Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez, and host Michael Kennedy, talking about Mastodon, the Fediverse, explaining roughly how the underlying ActivityPub protocol works, technical and cultural differences to Twitter and much more.

German IT magazine "IT Spektrum" interviewed me on my experiences as a full time Open Source Maintainer, 3D Printing, being a woman in tech and my career as a whole.

At Nova 2022 I explained how I achieved testing the OS images built for OctoPrint on real hardware located in my home office via GitHub Actions.

I got invited to the FOSSPod to talk about my work in Open Source and specifically OctoPrint, covering topics like the work that goes into supporting endless printer models, transitioning from being the sole contributor on a project to managing contributors, doing open source work in Europe, why you shouldn't run your Raspberry Pi on an iPhone charger, and lots more.

I was part of a panel on the Talk Python podcast, discussing the latest PSF Survey results together with Emily Morehouse-Valcarcel, Tonya Sims, Brett Cannon, Jay Miller, and Paul Everitt.

I joined the hosts in this episode of a weekly podcast sharing news and new projects in the Python world, shared some interesting links and my point of views on what else was shared.

I gave another iteration of my talk on my approach to dealing with toxic people as a maintainer and how everyone can help to create a welcoming community at an internal event at GitHub. No public link available, hence linking the slides of the almost identical iteration at PyConDE.

OctoPrint's 1.8.0 release, finally dropping Python 2 support.