postmarketOS offers a community-driven, open-source alternative to Android for smartphone hacking, using Alpine Linux for better transparency and collaboration.
Satirical proposal to pay developers to delete npm modules, highlighting security risks of excessive dependencies in the Node ecosystem.
Critique of GitHub's 'stale' bot, arguing it harms community collaboration by automatically closing inactive issues.
A developer reflects on the burnout and challenges of maintaining an open source project, leading to its eventual abandonment.
A critical analysis of the 4privacy Kickstarter project, examining its privacy promises, technology, and potential economic and trust challenges.
A reflection on KDE's 25-year history, its evolution from a Linux desktop project to a diverse software community, and its sustainable impact.
Argues that developers should rely on third-party software distributions to package their software, rather than distributing it themselves.
A developer shares insights from building and open-sourcing a React component for virtualizing large lists to improve performance.
Explores user-built alternatives like Nitter and Invidious that reclaim the web from corporate platforms by offering ad-free, privacy-focused interfaces.
Developer shares progress on FOSS projects: a vi-keybinding Wayland browser frontend, a programming language, and updates to SourceHut.
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.
A guide offering practical advice for managing large open source communities, covering automation, governance, and moderation.
