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2018 Open Source Yearbook

Our 4th annual community yearbook rounds up the top projects, technologies, and stories from 2018. Also read our archives:

  • 2017 Open Source Yearbook
  • 2016 Open Source Yearbook
  • 2015 Open Source Yearbook

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Announcing the 2018 Open Source Yearbook: Download now

The fourth annual Open Source Yearbook looks back at 20 years of open source and rounds up hot new technologies and trends.

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5 public speaking resolutions for 2019

If one of your 2019 goals is to present at a tech conference, add these resolutions to your list.

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5 open source resolutions for 2019

Here are a few ways to improve the world during our next trip around the sun.

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5 resolutions for open source project maintainers

No matter how you say it, good communication is essential to strong open source communities.

Overcoming language and distance barriers in open source projects

40 top Linux and open source conferences in 2019

We've rounded up a few favorite picks for conferences to attend in 2019.

5 big ways AI is rapidly invading our lives

How to get started in AI

Before you can begin working in artificial intelligence, you need to acquire some human intelligence.

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