An exploration of JUnit Pioneer, a project collecting extensions for JUnit 5, covering technical details and community building.
Introduces the Azure Mask browser extension, an open-source tool for automatically masking sensitive data in the Azure Portal for safer screen sharing and content creation.
A guide to setting up listmonk, an open-source newsletter manager, as a free alternative to expensive services like Mailchimp.
A GitHub engineer reflects on eight years of impactful projects, including GeoJSON rendering, government outreach, and GitHub Pages improvements.
Discusses building a sustainable business model first when creating free and open source software (FOSS) to ensure financial success.
A guide to building high-quality .NET libraries, covering project structure, tooling, and best practices for open-source development.
A developer shares technical updates made to their personal website, including SEO improvements, RSS fixes, and open-source theme details.
Blazored, a suite of open-source Blazor components, celebrates reaching 1 million downloads on NuGet, thanking its community of contributors.
The author discusses their experience appearing on the Blazor Community Standup to talk about the Blazored component libraries and provides an update on their book.
Explores the 'build vs buy' decision for UI component libraries, weighing custom development against using existing solutions.
A solo developer's third-year retrospective on building a software business, focusing on the success of his open-source KVM device, TinyPilot.
A developer's introductory blog post about sharing knowledge on open source, documentation, and community building.
Analyzes the /r/wallstreetbets deplatforming to argue for open, federated platforms over proprietary ones like Discord, citing user control and aligned incentives.
Explains the core FOSS principle that you cannot monopolize commercial exploitation of open-source software, and how businesses must adapt.
A critique of Elastic's decision to change Elasticsearch's license, arguing it betrays open source principles and its contributor community.
Explores the State design pattern using the real-world example of ngrev, an open-source tool for reverse engineering Angular applications.
Introducing EZComponent, an open-source frontend framework that simplifies building with Web Components, featuring a streamlined workflow and built-in reactivity.
A personal reflection on the author's 2020, discussing burnout, creative output, and the impact of the pandemic on work and life.
A guide on using Git and GitHub workflows for contributing to open-source projects, covering forking, cloning, and syncing repositories.
Announcing godocs.io, a community-maintained replacement for the sunsetting godoc.org Go documentation service.
