- Open Locks July 8, 2016
- Bulgaria passes law requiring open source July 6, 2016
- How to Write a Good GitHub README Using Data Science July 5, 2016
- Super hobbyists and pirates July 3, 2016
- My condolences, you’re now the maintainer of a popular open source project July 3, 2016
- Open Source best practices criteria July 3, 2016
- The term "open source" May 16, 2016
- 2016 Future of Open Source Survey Results May 3, 2016
- The curse of high-quality, zero-cost software April 20, 2016
- Technology is not your competitive advantage April 18, 2016
- Commercial Open Source April 18, 2016
- d’Oh My Zsh March 23, 2016
- Microsoft's ChakraCore engine in Node.js January 23, 2016
- Guilty by attribution January 22, 2016
- Carbon, Automobiles, Bebop, and Fashion January 11, 2016
- Trickle-Down Open Source January 8, 2016
- InnerSource Summit November 14, 2015
- Open Source Principles for Internal Engineering Teams October 19, 2015
- 99 Ways to ruin an open source project July 22, 2015
- Truck Factor July 13, 2015
- Open Source Basics May 14, 2015
- Tending Your Open Source Garden October 23, 2014
- Give back to the community January 9, 2009
- Acknowledge contributions January 8, 2009
- Number of patches != relative security November 30, 2006
- Linux on the Desktop March 3, 2006
- My Experience with the Nokia 770 February 3, 2006
- Desktop Linux As It Should Be December 21, 2005
I am Brandon Keepers, and I work at GitHub on making Open Source more
approachable, effective, and ubiquitous. I tend to think like an engineer, work like an artist, dream like
an astronaut, love like a human, and sleep like a baby.