Open Source Is Not Just for the Web
summary
The talk argues that open source is not limited to web projects and highlights examples and practices of using open-source tools and code in non-web domains. It discusses concrete technologies and ecosystems (beyond typical web stacks) and explains benefits and approaches for contributing to or adopting open-source software outside the web world.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction to open source
- 2:12Open source culture and history
- 5:02Origins of free software
- 8:37Patents versus open source alternatives
- 11:05Open source myths and fears
- 12:54Open source cooking example
- 15:26Open hardware and cars
- 17:55Ethical hacking and security
- 20:02Open source responsibility and access
- 21:063D-printed guns and open source
- 23:54Open hardware and 3D printers
- 24:57Open source prosthetics
- 25:40Open source economics
- 27:26Open source business models
- 29:14Open source utopia and GVCS
- 31:38NASA’s open source rover
- 36:41Open source art and games
- 38:31Open source medicine and research
- 40:36Open source response to Covid-19
- 41:40Conclusion and call to action
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