by Marco Tabini · June 23, 2010

Participation in the open source community and projects can really give a boost to your career.

by Carl Anderson · May 26, 2010

Google Labs, in cooperation with Google Code University, has released a new microblogging tool called Jarlsberg, and like its namesake cheese, it’s full of holes. Security holes. Google hopes you use Jarlsberg to learn best practices on how to make your own software more secure.

by Marco Tabini · March 13, 2010

Since development of version 5.0 started Diem has been an open source initiative. The first stable version is now released.

by Marco Tabini · March 11, 2010

Red Hat has created the basis of a book on open source communities, and it will be completed with the very approach proposed in it.

by Marco Tabini · March 5, 2010

Contributing to your favorite open source PHP framework is a gift to the project’s community. Moreover, you will surely benefit from not having to patch it by yourself at every new release.

by Carl Anderson · March 2, 2010

The 2010 edition of the Future of Open Source survey is now available. This survey is backed by the Future of Open Source Forum, and has collaborators including such well-known Open Source leaders as North Bridge, RedHat, MySQL, Novell, SugarCRM, and others.

by Marco Tabini · February 27, 2010

Over at PHPWomen they are trying to improve diversity in open source projects. They have launched a new initiative to encourage (Open Source) projects that embrace diversity, and provide a welcoming and friendly atmosphere for contributors.