
The global open source ecosystem has millions of projects and observing and participating individuals, who are trying to find their ways to collaborate on activities and finding solutions to fulfill a shared mission. An ecosystem that large inevitably has challenges to remain a balanced, sustainable and welcoming environment.
The My Open Source Experience Podcast collects and shares stories that d... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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The open source ecosystem has many layers, components and actors and all these need to work together in harmony to keep the ecosystem thriving. The Season 3 finale episode reflects on some of these peices and explores how companies can improve their ... more
Accessibility sometimes comes with a stigma, since it becomes a discussion topic when someone has a disability that prevents them to do something that they would like to, like accessing an admin interface because they're blind.
In this episode of th... more
We often have well-baked ideas about how we would like things to tunr out, which gets combined with beliefs that are being shaped by the environment we're in. Despite of human nature, we need to follow our intuition and revisit whether or not what we... more
You've probably seen the meme with the tny project maintained by one person that holds up half the pyramid of all software products and services we use and connect to the world wide web. Curl is a project that is not much bigger than that, but has th... more
How much people crave being part of communities that they can realte to is often underrated, which is probably one of the reasons why people and companies don't invest time and resources into building a community around the code they open source.
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For many people it's very challenging to jump the bar from being a silent user of open source software to reaching out to the community, even just to ask a question. And some, or maybe rather many, of these people will never get there to take that st... more
Organizing events is not rocket science, but putting on successful events that are also sustainable is much harder than it seems. Some key practices apply to all types of events, but you also need to keep in mind what kind of conference you're organi... more
Theoretically teams and individuals have everything to allow and encourage them within companies, and yet, the bigger a company gets the more tasks and work get duplicated leading to increasing costs. Collaboration between teams and departments is of... more









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A podcast focused on personal experiences within the open source ecosystem, featuring voices from veterans, newcomers, managers, and practitioners. Episodes frequently explore how open source intersects with government procurement, automotive and telecommunications industries, standards, compliance, and corporate adoption. Discussions emphasize real-world challenges such as regulatory alignment, cost savings from open source, and the cultural shifts required for successful collaboration. A standout aspect is the breadth of guest backgrounds—from government and enterprise to independent consultants—showing a strong emphasis on governance, community engagement, and practical strategies for sustaining open source initiatives. Listeners are lik... more
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2. Daniel Stenberg
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