Deb Nicholson

Python is controlled by the community and that its vast library of packages remain free for anyone to use and open for anyone to add to -- and that's no accident.

With great growth comes great responsibility. But you aren’t expected to navigate that growth without making significant changes. Let’s talk about all the options so you can come out the other side with the best possible outcome for your project and yourself.

The EU Commission is likely to vote on the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) later this year. The CRA is an ambitious step towards protecting consumers from software security issues by creating a new list of responsibilities for software developers and providers.

The motivation behind this panel is to provide insights to the audience with regards to funding open source projects, manage the community interaction, and options people might find attractive in order to be paid while doing Open source.

Most leaders have loads of work they could give away while community-driven projects have plenty of tasks they could consider bringing in, so how do you figure out what to keep and what to give away?