Keynote: Our Responsibility to the Global Open Source Community
Talkat Open Source Summit Europe + Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2019 · on Tuesday, 2019-10-29· at 09:30· Amphitheatre·
summary
Open source underpins nearly all software today, with claims like 99% of projects built on open source illustrated by Event Horizon using Python and 21,000 contributors for the black‑hole image. Analysis of the top 1,000 repos shows about 74,000 on average community contributors, GitHub reports 40 million developers and ~100 million contributions per month, and 80% of contributions come from outside the US. GitHub keeps public repos available to Iran, Syria and Crimea and invests in improving access to China.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24Most software is built on open source
- 1:09Importing open source libraries into your project
- 1:37The solo developer
- 2:24The black hole
- 4:32The numbers
- 4:51Community contributors
- 5:04Top 1000 projects
- 5:53Community contributions
- 7:00State of the octave
- 7:35Top 2 markets
- 8:26Real data
- 8:45Points of light
- 9:13Difficult geopolitical times
- 9:23The importance of Chinese developers
- 9:41The importance of open source
- 12:10Conclusion
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