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Open Source
Looking at open source projects and communities and how they are shaping the future of software.
Extending the Redis database
The new Redis Module System provides developers with access to the data structures.
Refactoring open source business models
Running an open source business is a lot different than being a part of an open source community.
Hacking OSCON on the Expo Hall Plus pass
In addition to exploring the largest collection of open source projects up close and in-person, access the hallway track and attend special programs, which can lead to long-lasting relationships and other prospects.
Crowdsourcing a developer laptop
Using the power of the community to create a developer-friendly Linux laptop.
Enhancing persistence with open source infrastructure
Having a homogenous approach to persistence is key to moving the container ecosystem forward.
The advantages of open source in analytics
Trusted Analytics Platform, the open source analytics platform founded by Intel, helps companies access the newest tools and frameworks for data analytics.
Putting open source to work
OSCON is where independent developers and enterprise users find the knowledge and inspiration to work on things that matter.
A data platform for data scientists, DevOps, and developers
A new platform founded by Intel combines open source components to make data analytics and data applications easier to manage.
Chris Anderson on the future of drones and the open source hardware movement
The O’Reilly Hardware Podcast: Value in the data, not the drone.
Workflows that work
Write the documentation today that will help you work more efficiently tomorrow. Learn how to create your own documentation and walk through the process of creating and deploying a simple software product. Read Chapter 4 from Git for Teams here.
.NET and the Commit Status API
Read Chapter 5 from Building Tools with GitHub
The evolution of open source is a good thing
OSCON continues to set the pace as open source evolves.
Object-oriented vs. functional programming
Bridging the divide between opposing paradigms
Open by design
The transformation of the cloud through open source and open governance
Swift beyond Apple
A survey of tools from the evolving Swift open source community.
The Swift open source release evolves
The practicalities of the Swift open source release and what it means for non-Apple developers.
Swift is open source and why you should care
An initial look at Apple's open source Swift language.
How to make mistakes in Python
Experienced programmer Mike Pirnat shares some of his most memorable blunders. By avoiding these missteps, you’ll be free to make truly significant mistakes—the ones that advance the art of programming.
Enough foundations already!
Simon Phipps says that before we start another open source foundation, let's agree that what we need protected is software freedom and not corporate politics.
A quick introduction to Docker security
This talk examines the security features of Docker and outlines a series of best practices that users should implement to increase their Docker security performance.
Introducing the Seif Project
Seif is an open source project, started at PayPal, with the goal of transitioning the Web into an application delivery system that will be safer and easier for developers and users.
Java: The legend
Explore the past, present, and future of Java.
Play a guessing game in Python
This is a guessing game in Python.