A developer reflects on a transformative 2022, transitioning from a staff frontend role to full-time open source work, releasing a book, and speaking at tech conferences.
A guide on using GitHub repositories as a professional portfolio to impress employers and land tech jobs, focusing on project presentation and code quality.
A curated list of the top 10 open-source machine learning and AI projects released or updated in 2022, including PyTorch 2.0 and scikit-learn 1.2.
A curated list of the top 10 open-source releases in Machine Learning & AI for 2022, including PyTorch 2.0 and scikit-learn 1.2.
A software developer announces a hiatus from blogging, reflecting on diminishing returns and industry frustrations.
A developer built CodeGuessr, a game where players guess which open-source project a random code snippet belongs to, using Next.js and the GitHub API.
A talk from GDG DevFest 2022 on how to maximize benefits from Open Source by actively contributing to communities like Python and Django.
Developer creates an open-source web app to help users easily export their Revue newsletter issues using the Revue API before the service shuts down.
A talk from Ubuntu Summit 2022 on how to maximize benefits from Open Source by contributing to communities like Python and Django.
Explores security-focused open-source workbooks for Azure Monitor and Microsoft Sentinel, highlighting use cases and reviewing specific templates.
A developer's detailed account of migrating a custom domain email to ProtonMail, covering setup, client integration, and email import.
A conversation about transitioning to full-time open source work, the challenges of funding, and the personal motivations behind it.
A guide and community resource for preparing for Hacktoberfest 2022, covering open source contributions and tips for newcomers and maintainers.
A lightning talk from DjangoCon Europe 2022 on implementing full-text search in the official Django project documentation website.
The article argues that the term 'open source' has a specific, community-driven meaning that prevents commercial monopolization of software.
Explores Narrative Driven Development (NDD), a lightweight method for planning technical work by first defining how to communicate its value to users.
A developer reflects on six months of full-time open source work, discussing projects, financial challenges, and lessons learned.
Analyzes the 'Time Till Open Source Alternative' (TTOSA) metric, showing how quickly open-source alternatives emerge to challenge proprietary software.
The article argues that true mass collaboration on the internet is a myth, using examples from open source, gaming, and teamwork dynamics.
An open source developer explains their policy of only providing source releases, not distribution packages, and encourages community packaging efforts.
