Why ASF believes “Community over Code”? There is more to open source than just code contribution.
The Community track covers topics such as community governance model, growing open source project communities, diversity & inclusion, measuring community health, community management tools and data, project roadmaps, case studies, and any other topic around sustaining open source and open source communities.
We welcome you to share your community story with a broader audience.
A decade of lessons in Open Source licensing English Session Justin Mclean
APACHE SOFTWARE - THE JOURNEY OF THE OPEN SOURCE ADOPTION FOR THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT English Session Victor Manuel Romero Rodriguez
Bridging the Language Divide: Practical Tactics for Global Collaboration in Open Source Chinese Session Miley Fu
Challenges and Practices of Measuring Open Source Community Project Health English Session Xiaoya Xia
China Open Source & AI at a Glance Chinese Session Ted Liu
From Zero to Million: How I got the first Million downloads on my Open-Source PHP package English Session Lucas Rocha
Inside the Apache Software Foundation Board English Session Justin Mclean
Nurturing New Contributors: The Art of Crafting Good First Issues Chinese Session Willem Jiang
Practical Experiences in Ant Open Source Incubation English Session Peggy Dong
The Journey of an Open Source Contributor: Evolving from PR Submissions to Project Maintenance Chinese Session Shuxin Pan
The Practice to Building a Developer Friendly Open Source Database Community Chinese Session Shaoting Duan
Why is it So Hard? English Session Craig Russell
Community Over Code operates under the terms of the Apache Software Foundation Code of Conduct.