The creator of SwiftyStoreKit, a popular iOS IAP library, is seeking new community maintainers to take over the project's development and support.
A software developer's list of past and upcoming tech talks on open-source, Microsoft technologies, cloud, and DevOps.
A developer's personal evolution from preferring the permissive MIT license to embracing the protective GPL license for open source software.
Analysis reveals most popular open source projects receive donations below industry standards or poverty thresholds, questioning the fairness of the donation model.
Announcing aerc 0.1.0, a terminal-based email client with vim-like keybindings, embedded terminal, and developer-focused features.
Author announces moving back to the US and joining Apollo GraphQL to lead their open-source iOS SDK, discussing career shift into developer relations.
Explores how GitHub redefined the concept of a 'fork' in git, contrasting it with traditional distributed version control workflows.
An open-source Flutter & Firebase project demonstrating a complete, production-ready authentication flow with multiple sign-in methods and state management.
A guide to maintaining open-source Python projects efficiently, covering tools, workflows, and community management for solo maintainers.
Eight practical ways for companies to support and sustain the open source projects they depend on, from hiring maintainers to creating award programs.
Developer updates on aerc2 email client progress, git-send-email.io tutorial, lists.sr.ht improvements, and Wayland work for Sway and Godot.
Sourcehut now offers full, first-class support for Mercurial version control, matching its Git features, including CI and email-driven collaboration.
A personal review and analysis of the 'Revolution OS' film, exploring the history and impact of the GNU project and the Free & Open Source Software movement.
NewPipe is a free, open-source Android app for YouTube that offers ad-free viewing, background play, downloads, and more, prioritizing user privacy and control.
A developer shares their experience creating a browser extension version of Khan Academy's tota11y accessibility tool.
A developer explains why they chose to build their own blog platform instead of using centralized services like Medium, citing control and ownership.
Explores how Conway's Law reveals communication gaps between hardware, firmware, kernel, and software layers, using examples like Spectre and Kubernetes.
Analyzes the limitations of tip jars and platforms like Patreon for sustainable open source funding, arguing they create a precarious gig economy for maintainers.
A developer's journey from a novel idea to launching an open-source project, and the unexpected feedback it receives.
Learn how to submit your Gatsby site to the official showcase for free publicity, open-source contribution, and swag.
