A software engineer reflects on the importance of quality in software development, drawing from open source experience and building Mergify.
A developer built stats.store, a free, open-source, privacy-first analytics backend for Sparkle-based Mac apps, avoiding invasive tracking.
Introduces the .NET Library Starter Kit, a set of dotnet new templates for quickly creating high-quality, multi-targeted .NET libraries with built-in best practices.
Introducing PickerKit, an open-source SwiftUI package providing various pickers (image, camera, document, file) and utilities for iOS development.
A user shares their experience replacing a Sonos speaker with Music Assistant, an open-source hub for controlling multi-room audio without vendor lock-in.
A guide to setting up Wallabag, a FOSS read-it-later service, on a Kobo e-reader to replace Pocket, comparing two methods: Wallabako and KOReader.
A developer's build log for PocketCal, an open-source web app for creating and sharing calendar date groups via URL, created with GitHub Copilot.
Introducing FlipKit, a new open-source SwiftUI library for creating animated flip views on Apple platforms.
A developer documents building an open-source Matrix client using Rust and the Slint UI framework, sharing the learning process.
Analyzes the challenges and economic realities of building a successful business in the developer tools market.
A developer details refactoring Astro content collections configuration for the Piccalilli platform to enable open working and project pages.
A discussion on open source funding, sustainability, and the Open Source Pledge with Chad Whitacre, exploring how companies can support projects they rely on.
A speaker shares their experience presenting on Kubernetes security at the KubeHuddle Toronto 2024 community conference.
Introducing CodeBundler 1.0.0, an open-source tool to consolidate C#/VB.NET source files into a single block for better LLM-assisted debugging and development.
A talk about the Djangonaut Space project, a community mentorship program for contributing to the Django web framework.
A web studio founder shares burnout from marketing-focused work and plans to shift towards open-source projects and education.
Analyzes why many open-source projects, especially volunteer-maintained ones, struggle to capture financial value despite creating substantial economic value.
A Firefox addon that compares prices relative to different incomes worldwide, highlighting purchasing power and wealth inequality.
A developer shares their personal journey into open source, detailing their initial steps with React Query and the TanStack community in late 2020.
The author discusses using linkhut, a bookmarking service, to share interesting links and projects as an alternative to social media, and encourages others to join.
