On open-source as a public good, licensing missteps, and community building
We also discuss the often missed benefits of opting for open-source software, toxic scorekeeping, OS security and reliability, and who will pay for the pipelines.
Archive for the category: Open Source
How to contribute to open-source projects with Eddie Jaoude of EddieHub
After 15 years in open source and multiple awards, Eddie shares advice on how to get started with contributing to open-source and how to use it to become a better engineer.
Is Terraform still open-source? Yes, but…
HashiCorp's change in licensing has prompted a backlash and a debate on the future of the open-source software.
The story of Ghostscript.NET, an open-source tool that got acquired after 10 years of solo development
The tool was used and loved by more than 1.6 million developers used and loved.
From open-source to a unicorn with Milin Desai, CEO of Sentry
The CEO of open-source tracking tool and developer who moved to the dark side (business side) is the perfect person to talk to on the open-source business model.
On everything but Kubernetes with Kelsey Hightower
We talk about the return of monolith, tools for the job, open source, and if ChatGPT will lead to better code reviews. OK, we did mention Kubernetes!
Why VS Code remains a developer favorite, year after year
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a code editor from the Microsoft family. It is free to use, open-source, and compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems. VS Code falls under the same category as Atom, Sublime, and Text Wrangler, but it also has more advanced features and many regularly updated extensions.