ABOUT THIS EPISODE
🕑 1 hour 10 minutes
Bryan Davis is a principal software engineer at the Wikimedia Foundation, where he heads up the Cloud Services team, and is also part of the Developer Advocacy team; both teams are part of the Technical Engagement group.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
- Bryan Davis homepage
- Bryan Davis MediaWiki user page
- Wikimedia Cloud Services team
- Library infrastructure for MediaWiki ("librarization" project)
- Upstream projects
- Structured logging (PSR-3 project)
- Wikimedia Technology Goals
- "Build Technical Community" goal
- Wikimedia Technical Spaces Code of Conduct
- Moving Parsoid into Core
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