OSS Bird’s Eye View : a Comprehensive Picture of the Open
summary
Community-built visual diagram maps Japanese open source projects since 2012 and now covers 10+ main categories, updated yearly with concrete changes (2023: 69 added, 41 removed). Inclusion uses measurable signals — GitHub stars/forks, Stack Overflow question counts, recent release activity — plus manual double-checks. Diagram is CC-licensed, hosted on GitHub, used by at least one company to build an internal OSS database, and a dynamic HTML export and ongoing English translation are planned while maintenance and universal standards remain challenges.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Japan OSS Promotion Forum intro
- 1:27What is OSS Bird’s Eye View
- 7:19Reading the OSS Bird’s Eye View
- 9:52Updating the OSS Bird’s Eye View
- 12:09Challenges and future improvements
- 14:44Organization use cases and benefits
- 18:18OSS category trends over time
- 32:16Conclusion and feedback
- 33:06Q&A
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