On 2025/07/15 16:56:03 Jarek Potiuk wrote:
> And this Feathercast / PlusOne recording idea comes - I think - in a very
> good moment and fits in our earlier discussions very well :).
>
> I think it might be a good idea if several of the people (4?) who were
> working with Airflow 3 - individual community members, and stakeholders
> representatives - could record feathercast with Rich - but not about the
> "technical" part of Airflow 3 and what we've done, but more about "how"
> we've done it.
FYI, Amogh reached out separately -- see
https://lists.apache.org/thread/98r57z7lljzhw9gfx48f3plxv6rm6y50 -- to
volunteer, so let's put him on that list.
>
> I don't think there were many Feathercasts with multiple people in the
> past, but I think the biggest value - and something that we can talk about,
> is how we worked as a community together on Airflow 3 and how we managed to
> basically rebuild "Airflow 3 plane" with the "new AI world" in mind - while
> actually "flying it".
We've done a few multi-speaker. The only real challenge is keeping the same
audio level between multiple speakers, but I can always tweak that in edit. I
interview using Google Meet, so only the active speaker shows on screen at a
given moment, so it doesn't look like a crowded room.
>
> We did it while continuing to support Airflow 2 and the great community of
> users we had - all with the cooperation and collaboration between the
> individual community members, and - most importantly - with all the
> commercial stakeholders leading and driving and participating in it, all
> with the "Apache Way" as our guiding principle.
>
> All that while continuously growing (with accelerating speed it seems) of
> both the contributors and users community. This is - I think - by far the
> biggest achievement we can be proud of and something we can talk about.
>
> We will have a lot of "use case", "tech talks", "vision" things - at
> Airflow Summit, but we had an idea in the PMC that we should also talk
> about "how" this all was possible with collaboration and community and
> Apache Way, and Feathercast / PlusOne seems to be like a perfect fit for it.
>
> WDYT? I am happy to be part of it.
That's a fantastic idea, and definitely the kind of story that I like to tell.
Airflow, in particular, already does a good job of publicising the technical
details, and so I agree that you don't need that exposure as much as some other
projects do.
As far as logistics go -- I'm in Eastern US time zone, and tend to be very
available on Mondays and Fridays, but have other availability during the week.
I'm sure we can find some time that works for several of us. If it's more than
2 or 3 people, it might be useful to use one of the various online scheduling
tools to find a time, but let's figure out the who before we focus on the when.
Meanwhile I have some general tips on preparing for one of these interviews,
for anyone who has not previously done one:
https://plusone.apache.org/preparing-for-an-interview/
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