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You can connect with AmyJune on Twitter, Drupal.org, or a contribution sprint happening near you!
Here are some of the key points from our conversation:
- How the altruism of a hospice nurse translated to open source.
- The power of community.
- Finding your place in technology even if you're not a coder.
- What Volkswagen maintenance and web development have in common.
- Making open source contribution easy, even for non-coders.
- The importance of accessibility.
- The wonderful world of geocaching.
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