The open-source movement has a few things it can share about remote working with the wider software-development community.

We talked with Carol Willing and Łukasz Langa about Python governance entities as well as how the evolutions of the language are decided.

Tim Neutkens, the co-author and lead maintainer of Next.js, shares here how he found himself in the world of open source.

We met up with Erica Sadun and Pavel Zak to discuss how the language Swift has grown over the past six years and the ways it still needs to change.

Discover how open science and open source help to accelerate vaccine research as well as ventilators and testing methodologies production.

With the popularity of Python with programmers still growing, we tried to understand how it became one of the most impactful languages in the world.

We got together with Bert Belder and Vladimir Agafonkin to discuss how to maintain large open-source projects.

Discover the history of Git, based on interviews with Linus Torvalds, Johannes Schindelin, Jeff King and Tom Preston-Werner.

This article summarizes the appealing and essential things about README files, as well as the common pitfalls.

Through using GitHub, it’s possible for designers and developers to build web design and code side by side, almost at the same time!

Alexandre Gramfort discusses how it all started with scikit-learn and the importance of providing the right tools for avoiding statistical mistakes.

Valérian Saliou, the CTO at Crisp and maintainer of 50 repositories explains how he goes about maintaining successful open-source projects.

Jean-Baptiste Kempf discusses how he initially got involved in VLC and shares his tips for developers who want to improve and get hired.

Open-source software is now so embedded in daily life, it is difficult to remember a time without it! This article tells you how it all began!

The dotSwift conf focuses on the ways the Swift language can be leveraged to solve challenges and build apps. Read the recap of the 2019 edition!