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### What do you want to make?
### What do you want to make?
A methodology for software development as a form of care. Research how software development changes depending on the context and actors involved.
A methodology for software development as a form of care.
Research how writing software changes depending on the context and actors involved.
Bring the specificity of three different case studies: coding for oneself, coding for others, coding with others.
How different nuances of these three settings can inform and resonate one with the other?
### How do you plan to make it?
### How do you plan to make it?
Focusing on three parallel projects of different nature. One in which I develop for myself, one in which I develop for someone else, and one in which I develop together with some others. Im not sure if this projects need to be start from scratch, actually this graduation could be the chance to inject some awareness and forms of care in already going project.
The plan is to focus on three parallel projects of different nature.
Developing for myself could happen in the context of [OOC](../ooc-summer-session/), my long-term contemporary dance project with VR. What would it mean to bring XPUB forms of care into that work?
One in which I develop for myself, one in which I develop for someone else, and one in which I develop together with some others.
Not all these projects need to start from scratch. This year could be the chance to inject some awareness and forms of care in already ongoing projects.
Developing for someone else could refer to commercial practice and freelance work. Could it be a way to bring not only the advantages but also the perspective and cultural dynamics of FLOSS into the real world. This freelance work often comes in the form of web or interaction design and development.
Developing for myself could happen in the context of [Object Oriented Choreography](../ooc-summer-session/), my long-term contemporary dance project with VR. What would it mean to bring XPUB forms of care into that work? What does it mean to develop for oneself in the context of coding as discourse?
Developing togheter with others it's a way to rinegotiate priorities when developing software. How do we value and balance between accessibility, flexibility and sustenaibility? This could happen either collaborating with someone from xpub (think for example to the [workbook](../workbook/) with supi, the laser with ) or intercepting some third party reality
Developing for someone else refers to commisioned works and freelance work. Could it be a way to bring not only the advantages but also the perspective and cultural dynamics of FLOSS into commercial practices. Freelance work often comes to me in the form of web or interaction design and development. It could be a way to orientate specific commision to the development of tools of general use.
Developing togheter with others it's a way to rinegotiate priorities when developing software. How do we value and balance between accessibility, flexibility and sustenaibility? This could happen either collaborating with someone from XPUB (think for example to the [workbook](../workbook/) with supi, the ilizarov projects with gr, etc ) or intercepting some external realities' need to craft together some piece of site-specific software.
### What is your timetable?
### What is your timetable?
october
**october**
define practically a method for the methodology: think about format and protocols
define practically a method for the methodology: think about format and protocols
define the premises in which to ground the three projects by revisiting first year projects
define the premises in which to ground the three projects by revisiting first year projects
get in touch with different communities for proj 2 and 3
get in touch with different communities for proj 2 and 3
november
**november**
work on OOC preparing for december performance
work on OOC preparing for december performance
develop context and prep-works for point 2 and 3: ideally setup temporality
develop context and prep-works for point 2 and 3: ideally setup temporality
try to reach key figure to ask
try to reach key figure to ask
december
**december**
ooc performance and follow up about findings for the methodology
ooc performance and follow up about findings for the methodology
january
**january**
start working on proj 2
start working on proj 2
start working on proj 3
start working on proj 3
february
**february**
working on one proj
working on one proj
update format and protocols
update format and protocols
march
**march**
workin on the other proj
workin on the other proj
update format and protocols
update format and protocols
april
**april**
follow up about findings for the methodology
follow up about findings for the methodology
production for methodology outcome
production for methodology outcome
may
**may**
production for methodology outcome
production for methodology outcome
production for grad exhibition
production for grad exhibition
june
**june**
graduation exhibition
graduation exhibition
party
party
july
**july**
siesta
siesta
### Why do you want to make it?
### Why do you want to make it?
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developement is really specific technical community (white cis male eheehhe)
a lot of violence, status quo, reinforced in the industr, competition,
control, frame the world in a form that you can control and act on from a really occidental point of view, colonialistic, extractive form
i would like to research on the question: can we do it in another way? giving back something and not only take
when you're using a tool you can learn the world throught the use of it, the difference is: can i use the scissors to cut a piece of paper and make a notebook or kill someone? -->
Software comes from a really specific and situated cultural tradition. Software tends to privilege occidental, masculine, binary, and extractive practices. Software comes with technical obscurity. Software comes invisible, transparent, neutral. Software models the world in order to better control it. I don't like these trends.
