Events

Welome to the Open Source Firmware, BMC and Bootloader devroom [13528]

Daniel Kiper

What is new in mariadb 10.6 ? [12724]

Praveen GR

What is special about open source research software and why does it matters? [12749]

Bastien | Reporting about progresses and challenges from the French ecosystem

What's coming in VIRTIO 1.2 [12571]

Stefan Hajnoczi | New virtual I/O devices and features

When to invest in the UX of (scientific) open source [12679]

Elizabeth Vu

Why Designers are the Mediators of Accessibility [12748]

Mars Lee | How the designer's perspective leads to a more accessible OSS

Why Device Neutrality is important for Free Software? [12452]

Lucas Lasota

Why everyone needs to know some coding: last-mile sandboxing [12444]

Kartik Agaram

Why the pandemic could help FOSS, but was a win for proprietary software [12834]

Italo Vignoli

Working effectively with (-support-) the community [12667]

Daniel Westermann | This talk is for those who are new to PostgreSQL or those who just started, or all the others that want to hear a personal story: When I started with PostgreSQL around 10 years ago, I came with an Oracle background. It took me quite some time to understand how the PostgreSQL project is organized, how the community is working and how to deal with issues I've faced when I needed support. This is not a technical talk at all, but it should save you quite some time in your journey with PostgreSQL.