The developer of the M2Mqtt library announces a community-driven future for the GnatMQ MQTT broker, moving it to an open-source organization.
A retrospective on the 10-year history of the Go programming language, from its initial design discussions at Google to its open-source launch and key contributors.
Upcoming events and sessions about the EnMasse and Eclipse Hono open-source projects for scalable messaging and IoT solutions.
Author discusses attending PyCon FR 2017 to give a talk on scalable Python applications and lead a development sprint for the Gnocchi project.
A technical comparison of two open-source time series databases, Gnocchi and Prometheus, focusing on their features, architectures, and use cases.
Announcing the open-source book 'Geocomputation with R', covering spatial data analysis using R and the sf package.
Author reflects on leaving HPE after two years of leading open-source Python HTTP ecosystem development, including HTTP/2 and TLS improvements.
A developer explains migrating from Blogger to Jekyll, highlighting its open-source nature, clean design, dynamic pages with Liquid, and content portability via Markdown.
A developer shares ten key technical lessons learned from migrating a blog from Blogger to Jekyll on GitHub Pages.
A summary of the 2017 Paris sprint for scikit-learn, highlighting participants, achievements, and support for the open-source machine learning library.
A developer recounts how they cracked a Sia cryptocurrency wallet seed posted on Reddit by exploiting a single character error.
The Gnocchi project announces its decision to leave the OpenStack ecosystem to gain independence and improve development pace and contributor accessibility.
Explores the future of Laravel if its creator Taylor Otwell were to leave, detailing the existing succession plan and community safeguards.
A developer shares projects from SUSE Hack Week 15, including Conway's Game of Life, Ruby gems, and Git tooling.
A summary of key lessons from Adam Grant's book 'Give and Take', exploring giver and taker personalities and their impact on success.
A developer's guide to navigating the intermediate learning plateau, with advice on open-source contributions and targeted skill-building.
How to use GitHub's protected branches feature to give non-code contributors issue management and moderation permissions without code commit access.
Explains why a project's README file should serve as its foundational document, defining core goals to guide development and manage scope.
A guide to navigating the open-source CoreCLR runtime source code, covering its structure, stats, and key components like the JIT and GC.
A guide for developers on how to start contributing to open source projects, covering finding projects, selecting issues, and open source etiquette.
