Closed sporeball closed 5 months ago
@sporeball omg this talk sounds amazing, and i would love to have you speak at our next meetup on march 30 at 11:30am PDT!
would you be available to give your talk then, and are you cool if we added this to the website?
feel free to add it to the website!! i'm going to end up having classes that day, and my internet can be spotty at times regardless - so i was hoping i'd be able to submit a pre-recorded stream in a few weeks' time, if that's okay?
absolutely, pre-recorded talks are more than welcome! there may be a q&a section afterwards, but if you aren't available for that then we work without it :)
added you to the website!
Thanks for getting us your talk video @sporeball! Here's the speaker card we'll be sharing to promote your talk! Feel free to share or repost these wherever you'd like! (Let me know if you prefer a different profile picture to be used or something seems off - I'm happy to fix it!)
There was a tiny typo in the speaker card (wrong time BST) - here's an updated version!
sorry for the notification ,cleaning this and seems this talk has been given
Thank you!
Talk title
Making things for fun (but maybe not for profit)
Abstract
the Patreon page i set up as a way to make a profit from my open-source projects has brought in almost no money in the nearly two years since its creation - but that's okay, because programming can be fun even if nobody knows you're doing it! this is a lightning talk about three methods i use to go about making fun things, with three of my projects - naz, muffy, and victus - as case studies.
Your name (and pronouns)
sporeball (she/her)
Location
California, USA (applying for QueerJS @ The Internet)
Contact Details
Twittter: @sporeball
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