Daniel Bachhuber joined Nadia and Mikeal to discuss his work on wp-cli, the economics, origins, staying productive as a maintainer, fund raising, and the state of wp-cli today.
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01/19/18 • 72 min
Request For Commits - Experiments and the Economics of Open Source
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Why don't we kick this off by just getting into how you started contributing to the WP-CLI, and how you went from just contributing a bit to becoming the primary maintainer?
Daniel Bachhuber:Sure. I started contributing when I worked for Automattic. Automattic is the company behind WordPress.com and the WordPress.com VIP program. At that time that I was working for WordPress.com VIP, there was just on the
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