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Tag Archives: open source
All Things Open 2017 is the Deal of the Week
The excitement for the largest open source conference on the east coast is starting to build. On Wednesday of this week, the team from All Things Open had some great news to share. First, they launched the latest version of … Continue reading
Posted in Open source, Technology
Tagged All Things Open, conference, open source, Raleigh
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Open Source 101 debuts in Raleigh, The Open Source City
If you are interested in exploring what the world of open source has to offer or seeing what the professional technology environment will look like in the future, then mark your calendar for Saturday, February 4, 2017.
Hire for Culture Fit, Not Groupthink
Open. Transparent. Collaborative. Fast-paced. Constant change. Those are words that I’d use to describe the work culture I’ve lived in for the last 13 years as a Red Hat associate. I love every bit of it, but the culture at … Continue reading
FOSS4G NA 2016 is in Raleigh from May 2-5
FOSS4G NA is coming to Raleigh! The conference will be held on May 2-5, 2016 in the Raleigh Convention Center. FOSS4G stands for Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial. This annual North American conference, a collaborative event organized jointly … Continue reading
Boston Fun on Father’s Day Weekend: Waterfront
June has been a busy month. I helped with a book launch, CityCamp NC, and now this… June started off with the launch of The Open Organization, a new book from Red Hat CEO, Jim Whitehurst. My role has changed … Continue reading
Soaking in OpenStack and the Georgia Aquarium
OpenStack Summit Atlanta 2014 The agenda was overflowing at the OpenStack Summit in Atlanta, Georgia. There were almost 5,000 people attending keynotes, sessions, networking, and a little bit of night life. I’ve had a blast, learning as much as possible … Continue reading
Posted in Open source, Technology, Travel
Tagged Atlanta, cloud, open source, opensource.com, OpenStack
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When to release your source code?
This time last year, I was in full editing mode for my book, The foundation for an open source city. I was also in the middle of my IndieGogo crowdfunding campaign to raise awareness for my project. But there was … Continue reading
Book Chapter 1: What is open source?
If you’re curious about open source, here is an excerpt describing what open source is in plain English from The Foundation for an Open Source City, a book that explores the five elements of an open source city. If you missed … Continue reading
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Tagged open data, open government, open source, open source city
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Ready for OSCON | Open source city book special
Open source experts and those interested in open source will be descending upon Portland, OR this week for OSCON (Open Source Conference) by O’Reilly. I arrived on Friday and attended the Community Leadership Summit (CLS), an unconference focused on community … Continue reading
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Tagged Community Leadership Summit, open source, open source city, OSCON, unconference
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Now available on Lulu and Amazon: The foundation for an open source city
It’s time for another update from my recently self-published book, The foundation for an open source city. First, an excerpt from Chapter one, a section called “The five elements of an open source city” which is the essence of the … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, book sales, ebook, kindle, Lulu, open source, opengov, Raleigh, self publishing
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