A guide on how to successfully launch a technical project on Hacker News, covering title creation, audience targeting, and presentation best practices.
Introducing Sisk, a lightweight, open-source, and cross-platform alternative HTTP server for .NET, independent of ASP.NET Core.
Introducing RFC Vote, an open-source platform for the PHP community to vote and discuss RFCs with argument-based voting.
Introduces the Double It and Pass It On License (DIPOL), a novel software license requiring recipients to either accept the software or double its features.
A developer's analysis of when to write custom code versus using open-source packages, considering maintenance, team skills, and bundle size.
The Moq library faces controversy for using SponsorLink, a tool that checks for GitHub sponsorships during builds, raising privacy and open-source concerns.
A developer log for Ghostty, a terminal emulator, covering community updates, licensing plans, and a technical deep dive into implementing non-native fullscreen on macOS.
Introduces EasyLLM, an open-source Python package for streamlining work with open large language models via OpenAI-compatible clients.
A developer praises Alpine Linux for its reliability, simplicity, and drama-free, community-focused maintenance, contrasting it with more controversial distributions.
A comprehensive guide to Meta's LLaMA 2 open-source language model, covering resources, playgrounds, benchmarks, and technical details.
A talk from EuroPython 2023 covering the development, maintenance, and how to contribute to the official Django project website (djangoproject.com).
Learn how to add a Readme.md file to your NuGet packages to improve documentation and user onboarding on NuGet.org.
Discusses the need for clear support expectations in open source to reduce maintainer burnout and improve sustainability.
A technical guide on using the open-source Audacity software to record, master, and publish a podcast, including specific settings and workflow tips.
A call to action for developers to monetize and support open-source projects through corporate sponsorship and personal contributions.
Paolo Melchiorre announces his nomination for the Python Software Foundation Board, outlining his 15+ years of community contributions and goals.
Interview with Paolo Melchiorre, a candidate for the Python Software Foundation Board, discussing his community involvement and goals for language inclusivity.
A new website aims to make free software philosophy more accessible and practical, offering an alternative to the FSF's complex messaging.
A guide to running open-source Large Language Models (LLMs) like LLaMA locally on your CPU using C# and the LLamaSharp library.
A personal reflection on attending FOSDEM 2021, focusing on a talk about using Pandoc for documentation workflows and sharing related tools and resources.
