This post is one of a series of posts about what open source software projects can do (if they wish to) to make it easier for companies to participate in their …
Read more →If you are looking for an open source governance model, there are two resources to explore. Red Hat has published the Project and Community Governance Guidebook …
Read more →Several happenings over the weekend are case studies in how open source software communities work. The Dev Behind a Hugely Popular GNOME Extension Just Quit …
Read more →Do you remember those 4 brave, little, black kindergarten girls who were the first to attend a desegregated school? This is one of those girls, Leona Tate. She …
Read more →This article was originally published on Medium. How often should you meet with each of your team members if you manage a remote team? How long should you meet? …
Read more →I recently read Dream Hoarders: How the American Upper Middle Class is Leaving Everyone Else in the Dust , Why that is a Problem, and What to do About It. …
Read more →[caption id=“attachment_2270” align=“aligncenter” width=“640”] Photo by A Healthier Michigan[/caption] I’ve been …
Read more →I just listened to Mike McQuaid’s FOSDEM talk, Why People Don’t Contribute to Your Open Source Project. Â If you are interested in communities and …
Read more →One of the challenges of public speaking is timing your talk. And paying attention to that timing without distracting your audience. Do not mention the time to …
Read more →Every time I rate a book, I struggle with what I’m rating it on. Both Amazon and GoodReads use a 5 star system. If I loved the book, that’s easy. …
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