Channel: Community Blog

Nearly everyone who is working on an open source project likely has motives beyond helping others. It can be as straightforward as a personal “I…read full post

When an engineer I work closely with first suggested we work on the Service Telemetry Framework docs upstream and then synchronize downstream, I was excited…read full post

In this post we'll take a look at seven questions that can help shape community development…read full post

The people who make free and open source software often come together in time and space to collaborate on projects that matter to them. These…read full post

As more organizations realize the advantages of open source, many are looking for ways to integrate open source technologies and strategies into their own business…read full post

Part of starting, or growing, a successful open source community is designing the community to be sustainable. This means the project needs to be able…read full post

] Collaboration in open source is usually considered in broad terms: communities, workflows, and processes. What is sometimes forgotten, though, is that often the best…read full post

]If you have never run an event before, it may surprise you what the highest cost of running most events are. It’s not the venue…read full post

]The origin of DevConf is a lot like how many open source applications get started: something that starts as something one or a few people…read full post

]I remember the first time I rolled into the ULB Solbosch campus in Brussels. It was 2014, just after I first started with Red Hat…read full post