Open source strategies
A developer shares lessons on managing open source projects, focusing on people skills, ego management, and leadership structures for success.
A developer shares lessons on managing open source projects, focusing on people skills, ego management, and leadership structures for success.
A tech advocate reflects on 2025, highlighting community work, mentorship in data platforms, and team collaboration at Redgate.
Jeroen Janssens announces his new role as Head of Developer Relations at Posit and his plan to establish a DevRel Guild.
Announcement of the revival of the Refresh PGH web design and development meetup in Pittsburgh, with details for the upcoming event.
Analysis of React's development and community concerns in 2025, including disconnects between React team goals and ecosystem usage.
A developer reflects on five years as a GitHub Star, highlighting community contributions, js13kGames, and future plans with GitHub Copilot and AI.
A developer shares personal experience and reasons for contributing to open-source projects like GitLab, highlighting non-coding contributions and benefits.
A PHP developer reflects on leaving Twitter, realizing it's a vocal minority and not essential for staying relevant in the PHP community.
A seasoned React developer expresses frustration with React's complexity, communication issues, and slow development pace.
A call to action for developers to monetize and support open-source projects through corporate sponsorship and personal contributions.
A developer reviews their 10-month tenure at Remix, highlighting community growth and achievements before leaving to focus on a new venture, EpicWeb.dev.
SQLPort community group returns with an online meeting on Azure DevOps deployments for database professionals.
A developer automates the F# Software Foundation's mentorship pairing process, detailing the creation of a schedule planner to reduce manual work.
A personal retrospective on founding and leading the SQLPort user group for SQL Server and Microsoft Data Platform over its first decade.
A recap of the 2019 Web Engineering Düsseldorf Meetup, highlighting events, speakers, sponsors, and the launch of a new conference.
An open source developer draws parallels between community building in software and neighborhood revitalization, emphasizing kindness and proactive effort.
A userland developer's open letter to the PHP team discussing RFC voting, backwards compatibility, and the language's development process.
A seasoned speaker and conference committee member explains the behind-the-scenes process of reviewing and selecting talks after a Call for Papers closes.
A data professional argues for attending PASS Summit over Microsoft Ignite to support the non-profit community, despite Ignite's value.
Author offers 12 free hours of expert consultation on Columnstore Indexes and Batch Execution Mode in SQL Server throughout 2019.