Looking at open source projects and communities and how they are shaping the future of software.
Roberto Di Cosmo reveals the motivations behind the launch of Software Heritage, a project that has archived more than 3 billion unique source code files and 650 million unique commits.
Karen Sandler says software freedom underlies our ability to effectively solve social problems, so we need a new way of thinking about it in relation to social justice causes.
Lauri Apple discusses Zalando's open source transformation and how it's shaped the company.
Open licenses have served us well for more than two decades, but Cory Doctorow says they need help if we’re going to survive the era in which computers invade our structures and our bodies.
Kris Borchers discusses the shifts driving JavaScript.
Mark Shuttleworth says your next million is more likely to come from an afternoon tinkering on your laptop and a tiny PC than beating your neighbor to web scale on the cloud.
Watch highlights covering open source, open data, architecture, the business of open source, and more. From OSCON in London 2016.
Russell Lewis outlines Netflix’s SSH bastion architecture, which allows them to audit and automatically alert after the fact rather than slowing down engineers before granting access.
Watch full keynotes covering open source tools, enterprise, architecture, infrastructure, community and more. From OSCON in Austin 2016.