#open-source

Open-source is a term used to describe software that is made freely available, with the source code open for anyone to view and modify. The source code is usually shared publicly on platforms such as GitHub, allowing developers to collaborate on projects and build upon each other's work. Open-source software can be used, modified, and redistributed freely, making it a great resource for developers who are looking to learn or create new projects.

David Khourshid

Stately

Talk: The State of XState

Mark Erikson

Replay.io

Talk: Lessons from Maintaining TypeScript Libraries

Brittany Joiner

PixieBrix

Talk: Anyone Can Be an Open Source Maintainer

Hung Nguyen

Full-time Open Source Contributor

Talk: How to Build Your Own Open Source Project

Lucie Haberer

Prismic

Talk: Nuxt 3 Modules and Open-Source

John Robb

webkid.io

Talk: Making an Open Source Library Financially Sustainable

Claudio Wunder

OpenJS Foundation

Talk: Node.js: Landing your first Open Source contribution & how the Node.js project works

Bryan Hughes

Patreon

Talk: What We Owe to Each Other