Hiring someone to develop scikit-learn community and industry partners
Scikit-learn foundation seeks a community and partnerships developer to grow the open-source ecosystem and foster industry sponsorships.
Scikit-learn foundation seeks a community and partnerships developer to grow the open-source ecosystem and foster industry sponsorships.
A nuanced look at using named arguments in PHP open source projects, addressing maintainer concerns about backwards compatibility and cleaner syntax.
An appreciation of PostgreSQL's power, reliability, comprehensive documentation, and disciplined engineering team after 25+ years of development.
Introducing Data Fluent, an open-source Python package for analyzing and understanding PostgreSQL database structure, row counts, and growth trends.
Explores the pros and cons of branding an open source Python package, including when it's beneficial and potential drawbacks.
A developer explains building a blog with Blazor, detailing motivations, setup, and using markdown for posts.
An R developer announces the revival of their blog to share technical knowledge and experiences from working on R Markdown and open source at RStudio.
Argues for opinionated software design over excessive configurability, based on experience with an in-house framework.
A personal blog by an RStudio software engineer sharing findings, tips, and experiences with the R programming language and its ecosystem.
Explores the 'as is' clause in open source licenses and its implications for user entitlement and maintainer burnout.
A recap of a live pair programming session on DEV Community, focusing on fixing a Liquid tag issue in the Forem codebase.
A developer explains how 'Yak Shaving'—the process of tackling tangential tasks—can be a positive motivation for starting and improving open source projects.
Explores useful GitHub Actions features like manual triggers and sparse matrices for CI/CD workflows, based on migrating from Travis CI.
An update on the godocs.io fork of godoc.org, detailing improvements made over six months to support the Go community.
A guide on making your open source project more approachable for contributors, covering documentation, guidelines, and community building.
An in-depth look at JUnit Pioneer, a JUnit 5 extension project, covering its features, development, and community contributions.
A software developer discusses the 'XY Problem' in tech support, where users ask about their attempted solution rather than the actual problem they need to solve.
A signal-boosted article explaining the philosophy and commitment behind Lichess, a free and open-source online chess platform.
A guide for open source maintainers on communicating with their community, covering release notes, GitHub releases, and using Twitter for announcements.
A developer shares their journey of making their personal website's source code public, discussing vulnerability and overcoming imposter syndrome.