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How to get an enterprise-class experience for community-led open source projects
Once chided as a movement made up of communists and thieves, open source today is the modern development platform for corporate applications. Across ...
by
Donald Fischer
on August 29, 2019
Why Red Hat mattered
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Donald Fischer
on November 8, 2018
Red Hat has been one of the most important companies in the modern technology industry, in the free software and open source movements, and in my ...
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