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Software Engineering Daily · Jul 25, 2016 · 44 min

Open Source Culture with Rachel Roumeliotis

Open source software has become the rule for how software is written rather than the exception. OSCON is O’Reilly’s open source conference, where companies and individuals talk about where the open-source world is going. Rachel Roumeliotis is the chair of OSCON, and she joins the show today to talk about the state of open source, and how the conference has developed since she started working at O’Reilly. We are giving away a free ticket to O’Reilly’s Velocity 2016 conference in New York. If you want to be entered to win that ticket, send a tweet about your favorite SE Daily episode about dev ops or web performance, and tag software_daily, as well as #velocityconf.

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Open source software has become the rule for how software is written rather than the exception. OSCON is O’Reilly’s open source conference, where companies and individuals talk about where the open-source world is going.

Rachel Roumeliotis is the chair of OSCON, and she joins the show today to talk about the state of open source, and how the conference has developed since she started working at O’Reilly.

We are giving away a free ticket to O’Reilly’s Velocity 2016 conference in New York. If you want to be entered to win that ticket, send a tweet about your favorite SE Daily episode about dev ops or web performance, and tag software_daily, as well as #velocityconf.

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