BOFs (Track A - in J.1.106)
TinyGo
TinyGo on microcontrollers and WebAssembly
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More sessions
| 2/1/20 |
Members of the closely linked Sourcehut and aerc communities meet up to put faces to names and discuss the present and future of both projects, and to collect stickers.
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| 2/1/20 |
Please join us for our Birds of a Feather session on open source storage. We'll be talking about Ceph, Gluster, and all other things open source and storage. Mike Perez, community human for Ceph at Red Hat, will be leading the discussion and is happy to give some cool demos during the BoF.
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| 2/1/20 |
Tor Meetup
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| 2/1/20 |
tl;dr - contribute to a community management guide written for practitioners, by practitioners; bring your internet-enabled device. Whether you are a community manager or any other contributor to a free/libre open source software (FLOSS) project, you'll find yourself learning and thinking of good methods and practices for having a happy, successful, and productive project. Community managers and members share these practices with each other all the time -- in talks, in person, as blog posts, and ...
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| 2/1/20 |
Replicant is a fully free Android distribution running on several devices, a free software mobile operating system putting the emphasis on freedom and privacy/security. This meeting is for everyone interested in the Replicant project (users, developers, devices vendors, etc.). Among other things, we will present the ongoing efforts on Replicant 9 and discuss how we should move forward. Everyone's point of view is welcomed.
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| 2/1/20 |
The Open Source Observatory (OSOR) of the European Commission is an online collection that provides its community with an information observatory, community building activities, as well as assistance and support services. On behalf of OSOR, we propose to make a presentation on the currently ongoing study towards a guidelines document for creating sustainable open source communities in the public sector. In this context, OSOR is producing guidelines for creating sustainable open source ...
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| 2/2/20 |
GitLab is a complete DevOps platform, delivered as a single application, changing the way Development, Security, and Ops teams collaborate and build software. GitLab is also an open source project with a wider community of over 2,500 contributors[1] since we started as an open source project in 2011. This meetup is for GitLab team members, users, contributors, and others who want to meet with community members attending FOSDEM. Anyone who wants to share their learnings from using GitLab and ...
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