Contributing to Open Source
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This document provides an overview of contributing to open source projects. It discusses typical open source project structures, including different community roles like owners, maintainers, contributors and members. It also looks at open source community values and how to connect with communities by reporting issues, speaking at conferences or participating in discussions. The document outlines how to contribute code, including following contribution guidelines, coding conventions, intellectual property considerations, and licensing. It concludes by stating the benefits of contributing to open source.
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Abstract: In the ever-evolving field of AI, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems have become critical for delivering high-quality, contextually relevant answers in applications powered by large language models (LLMs). While vector databases have traditionally dominated RAG applications, graph databases, specifically knowledge graphs, offer a transformative approach to contextual AI that’s often overlooked. This approach provides unique advantages for applications requiring deep insights, intelligent search, and reasoning over both structured and unstructured sources, making it ideal for complex business scenarios.
Attendees will leave with an understanding of how to build a RAG system using a graph database and practical skills for data querying and insights retrieval. By comparing graph and vector database approaches, we’ll highlight when and why graph databases may offer superior benefits for managing complex data relationships. The session will provide concrete examples and advanced techniques, empowering participants to incorporate knowledge graphs into their AI systems for better data-driven outcomes and improved LLM performance. This discussion will conclude with a live demo showcasing key techniques and insights covered in this talk.
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Presented by Sriram Raghavan - IBM Research AI
Title: Artificial Intelligence Needs Community Intelligence
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Presented by Sheng Liang - Acorn Labs
Title: Don't just talk to AI, do more with AI: how to improve productivity with AI agents
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Open-Source GenAI vs. Enterprise GenAI: Navigating the Future of AI Innovatio...All Things Open Presented at All Things Open AI 2025
Presented by Dr. Ruth Akintunde - SAS Institute Inc.
Title: Open-Source GenAI vs. Enterprise GenAI: Navigating the Future of AI Innovation
Abstract: This talk explores the critical differences between Open-Source Generative AI and Enterprise Generative AI, highlighting their respective strengths and challenges. Open-Source GenAI fosters innovation through community collaboration, accessibility, and adaptability, while Enterprise GenAI prioritizes security, scalability, and reliability. Key aspects such as cost, ethical considerations, and long-term sustainability are examined to understand their impact on AI development and deployment. Ultimately, the talk advocates for a hybrid approach, leveraging the best of both worlds to drive AI innovation forward.
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The Death of the Browser - Rachel-Lee Nabors, AgentQL
The Death of the Browser - Rachel-Lee Nabors, AgentQLAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open AI 2025
Presented by Rachel-Lee Nabors - AgentQL
Title: The Death of the Browser
Abstract: In ten years, Internet Browsers may be a nostalgic memory. As enterprises face mounting API costs and integration headaches, a new paradigm is emerging. The internet's evolution from an open highway into a maze of walled gardens and monetized APIs has created significant challenges for businesses—but it has also set the stage for accessing and organizing the world’s information.
This lightning talk traces our journey from the invention of the browser to the arms race of scraping for data and access to it to the dawn of AI agents, showing how the challenges of today opened the door to tomorrow. See how technologies refined by the web scraping community are combining with large language models to create practical alternatives to costly API integrations.
From the rise of platform monopolies to the emergence of AI agents, this timeline-based exploration will help you understand where we've been, where we are, and where we're heading. Join us for a glimpse of how AI agents are enabling a return to the era of free information with the web as the API.
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Making Operating System updates fast, easy, and safeAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Monday, October 28th, 2024
Presented by Matt Micene, Red Hat
Title: Making OS updates fast, easy, and safe
Abstract: What if I told you that:
* OS updates are less scary
* Changes move across environments quicker
* Consistency across systems is easier
and you only need to learn a few new things?
Maybe you think about your build process daily. Maybe 8 years ago, you found a way that works and try to never touch it (xkcd 2347 anyone?). In this session, you'll learn how to combine the container skills you already have with a few new tools to rethink your standard Linux builds.
Bootable containers combine lessons from several projects with years of production experience to build, deliver, and maintain your familiar Linux environment in a new way. Some of the things we think are 'just the way it is' turn out to be less concrete with this new perspective.
Applying container principles to these builds lets us change the way we think about custom versus shared components, how to track changes and make them visible, and how we can use tools that already exist to address a lot of the toil and trouble associated with building, testing, delivering, and updating gold images.
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Reshaping the landscape of belonging to transform communityAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Presented by Winstina Hughes - Support Inclusion in Tech
Title: Reshaping the landscape of belonging to transform community
Abstract: The years leading up to being a Fellow on President Barack Obama’s 2012 campaign honed my advocacy skills, teaching me to speak up for myself and my community. Within the WordPress community, I found both refuge and purpose, learning the power of collaboration and global connection. These experiences, like threads woven together, prepared me for an audacious achievement: sending underrepresented speakers from five continents to WordCamps through strategic partnerships. This initiative isn't just about sending speakers; it is about sharing diverse voices, expanding perspectives on leadership, and weaving a more vibrant, interconnected thread throughout the WordPress ecosystem and tech. Join me as I share tools for change that transformed my fear of outsider status into an innovative solution for global connection and inclusivity.
This talk is for anyone who has ever felt like they didn't quite belong, whether in an open source conference, slack channel, or within their own skin. By the end of this talk you will have insight on how to reshape belonging in your community to help any member find their true voice even while hiding from it.
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The Unseen, Underappreciated Security Work Your Maintainers May (or may not) ...
The Unseen, Underappreciated Security Work Your Maintainers May (or may not) ...All Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Presented by Seth Michael Larson - Python Software Foundation & Lauren Hanford - Tidelift
Title: The Unseen, Underappreciated Security Work Your Maintainers May (or may not) Already Be Doing
Abstract: urllib3 is a mission critical, 15-year-old python package. From a security perspective, urllib3 continues to lead the pack for Python packages in terms of implementing security standards like OpenSSF Scorecard, SLSA, and Trusted Publishers — adopting this new feature days after it was announced during PyCon US 2023. The team remediated two moderate-severity vulnerabilities in 2023 and made the fixes available in both the new v2.0 and security-fix only v1.26.x release streams.
Join the lead maintainer of urllib3 Seth Larson and Tidelift VP of product Lauren Hanford to discuss all of the security work happening in the best maintained projects that you can’t observe or measure, including avoiding leaked environment variables from their toolchain, limiting API token access, streamlining automated release processes, and more. Audience members will learn how they can do their part to ensure the projects they rely on follow these top practices.
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Integrating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into Product Design
Integrating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into Product DesignAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Presented by Denitresse Ferrell - Culture Refinery
Title: Integrating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into Product Design
Abstract: How do you define diversity in product development? How do you ensure feedback from traditionally marginalized customer groups is not only heard, but acted upon? How do you balance between the needs of diverse subsets of users with those of the larger audience?
This keynote presentation dives deep into the critical role diversity plays in crafting successful products that resonate with everyone in your audience. With decades of multifaceted leadership experience in Fortune 100 companies, "Culture Whisperer" Denitresse Ferrell will take the All Things Open community on an exploration of the various dimensions of diversity in product development, from building inclusive teams to gathering and implementing diverse customer feedback.
At the conclusion of this session, the participants will be able to:
🔹Demystify Diversity: Unpack the concept of diversity in product development, going beyond race and gender to encompass a wide range of perspectives.
🔹Avoid Stereotypes at Scale: Learn how to safeguard against perpetuating stereotypes while personalizing user experiences.
🔹Harness the Power of ERGs: Consider how Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) can be leveraged to champion diversity within products and services.
🔹Move from Feedback to Action: Apply actionable strategies for ensuring diverse customer voices are heard, valued, and reflected in the final product.
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The Open Source Ecosystem for eBPF in Kubernetes
The Open Source Ecosystem for eBPF in KubernetesAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Presented by Andre Fredette, Ph.D. & Billy McFall - Red Hat
Title: The Open Source Ecosystem for eBPF in Kubernetes
Abstract: Kubernetes has become the de facto open source solution for orchestrating containerized applications. However, as the complexity and scale of deployments grow, traditional tools often fall short of providing the granularity and efficiency required by advanced applications. To meet the demand, applications are increasingly leveraging eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filters) due to the revolutionary kernel capabilities it enables.
This talk will explore the integration of the eBPF ecosystem with Kubernetes, highlighting its potential to transform how operators and developers observe, secure, and troubleshoot their deployments. We will start by introducing eBPF and its core concepts, including its architecture, programming model, and key benefits such as minimal overhead, improved visibility, and dynamic tracing capabilities. We will then review real-world examples of open source tools which leverage eBPF for networking, security, and observability in Kubernetes environments. We will also explore an open source project called bpfman (https://bpfman.io), an eBPF Manager focusing on simplifying the deployment, administration and visibility of eBPF programs in Kubernetes clusters.
This presentation is designed for Kubernetes operators, security professionals, and developers seeking to deepen their understanding of eBPF and its applications in cloud-native environments. No prior knowledge of eBPF is required, but familiarity with Kubernetes concepts and architecture will be beneficial.
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Open Source Privacy-Preserving Metrics - Sarah Gran & Brandon Pitman
Open Source Privacy-Preserving Metrics - Sarah Gran & Brandon PitmanAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Presented by Sarah Gran & Brandon Pitman - Divvi Up
Title: Open Source Privacy-Preserving Metrics
Abstract: Telemetry and metrics collection can provide an enormous amount of useful information about applications and their users. From time-on-site to tracking software versions in crash reports, metrics enable informed engineering and business decisions. This type of information can also be used to feed AI and ML Large Language Models. But all that data sitting around can also be a liability when it can be pieced together to develop an increasingly robust understanding of an individual user. In today’s world that is rife with data thievery and data-driven bias, it’s time to explore how to have your cake and eat it too when it comes to metrics collection. We'll introduce you to set of novel privacy-preserving metrics collection protocols that are being developed in the IETF and deployed in Open Source repos at Divvi Up.
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Open-Source Low-Code - Craig St. Jean, Xebia
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Presented by Craig St. Jean - Xebia
Title: Open-Source Low-Code
Abstract: As Low-Code becomes more and more prevalent, how does Open-Source fit into a world of proprietary Low-Code platforms? Are Low-Code and Open-Source completely incompatible, or are there synergies that we can adopt?
In this talk, I will discuss:
- The current Low-Code landscape
- Open-Source projects and communities built on Low-Code platforms
- How Low-Code and Open-Source benefit each other
At the end of this talk, you will better understand how Low-Code can fit into an Open-Source ecosystem, and how to get started!
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying about my Infrastructure and Love [Open]Tofu![How I Learned to Stop Worrying about my Infrastructure and Love [Open]Tofu](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/ato-oct-2024-opentofu-241113165914-c664afc4-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
How I Learned to Stop Worrying about my Infrastructure and Love [Open]TofuAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Presented by Douglas Flagg - Fidelity Investments
Title: How I Learned to Stop Worrying about my Infrastructure and Love [Open]Tofu
Abstract: Every developer is worried about something breaking in their tech toolchain, so let Infrastructure as Code (IaC) be one thing you can stop worrying about and start to love again. Join us to learn about how you can focus more on consuming IaC APIs (and less on the ingredients that make them tasty) by cooking your infrastructure with Tofu. Douglas will demonstrate how to use OpenTofu from the simplest configurations to more complex deployments. And he’ll show how you can test that your Tofu IaC works as intended through the native testing language feature.
In this session you can expect to learn:
- The advantages of adopting OpenTofu
- How to use OpenTofu to manage IaC
- How to test that your Tofu configuration works as intended
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The Developers' Framework for Content CreationAll Things Open Presented at All Things Open 2024
Presented by Gabriel L. Manor - Permit.io
Title: The Developers' Framework for Content Creation
Abstract: Content creation is an appealing task for developers, whether it's a blog, video, tutorial, or talk. Developers genuinely enjoy producing content. However, there are common challenges that often arise, such as: "What should I create?" and "When do you have time for it?"
Fortunately, the answer is not as complex as it may seem.
In this talk, I will share a clear and accessible framework designed for developers who aspire to embark on their content creation journey. I won't just provide theoretical words; I'll also share from my personal journey into content creation and developer marketing roles.
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At a micro-ethical level AI has the potential to deepen social, ethnic and gender bias, issues I have warned about since the early 1990s! It is also being used increasingly on the battlefield. However, it also offers amazing opportunities in health and educations, as the recent Nobel prizes for the developers of AlphaFold illustrate. More radically, the need to encode ethics acts as a mirror to surface essential ethical problems and conflicts.
At the macro-ethical level, by the early 2000s digital technology had already begun to undermine sovereignty (e.g. gambling), market economics (through network effects and emergent monopolies), and the very meaning of money. Modern AI is the child of big data, big computation and ultimately big business, intensifying the inherent tendency of digital technology to concentrate power. AI is already unravelling the fundamentals of the social, political and economic world around us, but this is a world that needs radical reimagining to overcome the global environmental and human challenges that confront us. Our challenge is whether to let the threads fall as they may, or to use them to weave a better future.
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Contributing to Open Source
- 1. Contributing to Open Source Gunnar Wagenknecht @guw, Director Engineering, Tasktop Technologies Inc.
- 2. What I’ll be talking about ● An introduction to a typical Open Source Software (OSS) project ● A look into OSS communities ● How to connect with a community ● Contributing code ● Why you should care!
- 3. A Typical OSS Project
- 4. Yes, there is code!
- 5. And there are people!
- 6. And rules, too. (we get to that later)
- 7. Let’s focus on people! Community Roles Owner Maintainers, Collaborators Contributors Community Members … and more
- 8. Owners ● ⇒ Has a project on their account (ownership) ● Person or organization ● Not necessarily the creator ● May define rules, processes and/or structures
- 9. ● ⇒ Run a project ● Write code & documentation ● Plan development / releases ● May define rules, processes and structures ● Aka. committers, project leads Maintainers, Collaborators
- 10. ● ⇒ Contribute assets to a project ● Submit code ● Write documentation ● Update a wiki page Contributors
- 11. Community Members ● ⇒ Care about a project ● Adopters, Users ● File bug reports ● Participate in discussions ● Help users ● Give talks / spread the word
- 12. OSS Communities
- 13. Outreach Governance Culture Infrastructure … and more The values of communities Or why do we have them?
- 15. Connect with a community
- 16. other users Image, CC BY 2.0 https://www.flickr.com/photos/jakerust/16811692146/
- 17. Report problems Image, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://www.flickr.com/photos/alanstanton/14712867237/
- 18. Speak at conferences Image, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://www.flickr.com/photos/33725200@N00/7018540027/
- 19. Participate in discussions Image, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://www.flickr.com/photos/33725200@N00/416219171/
- 21. Code Remember the rules part? Bug fixes, new functionality Coding conventions License Intellectual property, copyright 3rd party libraries etc.
- 22. Follow the project guides and conventions ● Contribution process ● Coding conventions ● Source code formatting ● Patch size ● Unit tests ● Code comments ● Separate commits/changes (fixing A while working on B) ● Communication & expectations
- 23. Intellectual Property ● How is the project licensed? ● Who owns the code you wrote? ● Are you allowed to contribute? ● Are you allowed to (re-) license the code you are submitting? ● What is a Contributor License Agreement? ● Is there a process to follow?
- 24. Why you should care!
- 25. Thank you!