The evolution of open source in enterprise environments
summary
Enterprise involvement grows from early investments 15 years ago in Eclipse IDE and OpenJDK to active contributions and coordination today, including releasing UI5 web components built to enterprise specs, about 25 components supporting Japanese and LTR/RTL, accessibility, security and scalability. A contributed CLA assistant from four years ago now sees wide adoption. Work centers on integrating with Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes, selecting and maintaining projects, and tracking developer culture through surveys and grassroots engagement.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00How Do You See Open-Source Evolving and Enterprise Environments
- 2:59Ui5 Web Components
- 4:29The Developer Culture at Sa P
- 5:37Learnings for the Open Source Communities
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