#open-source

#open-source

FreeCAD is...ideal for architects, 3D printing enthusiasts, and anyone involved in CNC machining, providing 2D and 3D functionality that meets diverse needs.

C# 14 introduces user-defined compound assignment operators that modify the target in place, enhancing coding flexibility while keeping existing code unchanged.

The XLibre Xserver, a fork of X.org, aims to modernize the X11 server, enhancing security and performance amid controversies surrounding its development.

Translation tools enable people from different linguistic backgrounds to share and access information effortlessly, fostering global communication and enhancing user collaboration across diverse projects.

The IRS's Direct File is a revolutionary step towards government transparency that allows eligible taxpayers to file their returns directly and receive refunds while minimizing costs.

"Based on a survey of 332 developers involved in OSS, only 17% are consistently active contributors, highlighting a significant gap in open-source participation."

The cool thing about Meshtastic is that it's like a radio infrastructure without the infrastructure. It's ad hoc.

"Spring Boot is flexible here. It provides an extract command to unpack an executable JAR, which can be used with a Class Data Sharing (CDS) or AOT cache."

The Browser Company faces a decision on selling or open-sourcing its Arc Browser to focus resources on Dia, a new AI-powered browser.

The new AROS edition allows users to boot an Amiga-like environment from a USB drive, making it convenient and installation-free.

The most effective tech critics have had transformative, positive online experiences, and now unflinchingly call out the surveilled, commodified, enshittified landscape that exists today.

Edit is a lightweight text editor for Windows command line, reviving nostalgia for MS-DOS users and standing in stark contrast to the current trend of AI-driven tools.

My name is Max Koerbaecher I'm the founder of Liquid Reply and what I've done the last years, it's actually a lot of different stuff.

Decentralised means no single ruler, and federated means they still talk to each other.

The dual components of Go interfaces affect equality checks, particularly with nil values, highlighting a subtlety in the language's handling of types and interfaces.