What’s driving open source software in 2019
Cloud native, AI/ML, and data tools and topics are areas of emphasis for the O’Reilly Open Source Software Conference.
Rachel Roumeliotis
Rachel Roumeliotis, a vice president of content strategy at O'Reilly Media, leads an editorial team that covers a wide variety of programming topics, ranging from data and AI, to open source in the enterprise, to emerging programming languages. She is a programming chair of OSCON. Previously, she was chair of O'Reilly's Fluent Conference, Security Conference, as well as O’Reilly’s Software Architecture Conference, which she co-created with Neal Ford. Rachel has been working in technical publishing for 14+ years, acquiring content in many areas, including software development, UX, computer security, and AI.
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5 software development trends shaping enterprise
Open source development, changing infrastructure, machine learning, and customer-first design meet in a perfect storm to shape the next massive digital transformation.
Software engineers must continuously learn and integrate
Four ways programmers can thrive in their careers.
Content
Vote for the OSCON 2018 Open Source Awards
Cast your vote for the top open source projects and communities through June 29.
How to jump start your deep learning skills using Apache MXNet
The top 5 ways to immerse yourself in deep learning and MXNet.
2017 O’Reilly Defender Awards
The O’Reilly Defender Awards celebrate those who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, creativity, and collaboration in the defensive security field.
Making data analytics easier for data scientists, developers, and DevOps
Collaboration tools in the open-source Trusted Analytics Platform (TAP) address the human side of data analytics.
Extending the Redis database
The new Redis Module System provides developers with access to the data structures.
The evolution of open source is a good thing
OSCON continues to set the pace as open source evolves.
How to find the right guidance on software architecture
Take these learning paths through O’Reilly’s upcoming Software Architecture Conference in New York City.
5 things to know about software development in 2016
These are the things that are changing software development.
Open source won, so what’s next?
Open source has made many great changes to software, but the spirit of the founding community goes well beyond code.
The shape of software architecture
Five things we learned from the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference 2015.