Over a Decade of Building an Open Source Community in Asia
summary
A decade-plus community builds concrete open projects: an event platform Eventyay with ticketing, schedule drag‑and‑drop and BigBlueButton integration; a hardware product PSLab (open schematics, USB oscilloscope/multimeter) used to monetize development and pilot local manufacturing after China disruptions; a voice framework susie.ai integrating Mozilla DeepSpeech; a coding contest that draws 600 participants per season. Code and docs live on GitHub, funding mixes memberships, product sales and contracting, and projects run in active production.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00The Mekong Delta
- 2:20Pollution
- 4:25Open Source in Vietnam
- 7:15Open Source in Asia
- 9:00Software Hardware Development
- 9:20Projects
- 10:50Asia Summit
- 11:40Coding Education Program
- 12:45Github
- 14:15Code
- 17:25Event Year
- 19:05Event Hosting
- 21:40Documentation
- 22:45Pocket Science Lab
- 28:50SusiAI
- 32:30Lessons Learned
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