Interviewers: Scott Swigart and Sean Campbell
Interviewee: Britten Martin
In this interview with Britten Martin we talked to him about:
Interviewers: Scott Swigart and Sean Campbell
Interviewee: Robert Bray
In this interview with Bob, Architect for Geospatial Products at Autodesk, we asked him about:
Interviewers: Scott Swigart , Richard Bowler
Interviewee: Matt Gibbs
In this interview with Matt, we asked him about:
Interviewers: Scott Swigart
Interviewee: Rod Johnson
In this interview with Rod, CEO of Interface 21 and founder of the Spring framework, we asked him about:
Interviewers: Scott Swigart, and Sean Campbell
Interviewee: John McCreesh – Open Office
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In this interview with John who is the Marketing Program Lead for Open Office we asked him about:
Interviewers: Scott Swigart, and Sean Campbell
Interviewee: James Reinders – Intel
In this video interview at OSCON 2007 we talked to James Reinders – The Chief Evangelist for Intel’s Software Products Division.
We’ll talked to him about the following:
How Intel integrates the community into the process of Q/A, etc [ 1:05 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download How does the development model differ when Intel builds a product for the open source community [ 1:22 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Intel's announcement at OSCON 2007 about a new open source release [ 2:53 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download What are some rationales for not Open Sourcing a project? [ 3:41 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Building applications for Closed Source vs. Open Source ecosystems [ 1:26 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadJust walking through reading it but here is a interesting study by the University of Victoria on code review processes in Open Source Projects.
http://opensource.mit.edu/papers/Rigby2006TR.pdf
Some of the research questions are:
Etc.
There is a ton of interesting data in the study from a breakdown of the Linux “Pyramid of Trust” method, two reviewer model that Mozilla uses to the voting model used by Apache.
Well worth the read.
Interviewers: Scott Swigart, Richard Bowler, and Sean Campbell
Interviewee: Marc Miller
In this interview, we spoke with Marc Miller about his views on the current state of open source software. Marc works for Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and in January, Marc took on a role as the open source software evangelist in the AMD Developer Outreach organization enabling Linux kernel and application developers to develop optimized code using both AMD and 3rd party tools and resources. In his role as a software Alliance Manager for AMD 2001-2006, Mr. Miller played a significant role in developing a Linux marketing strategy with a focus on integration of AMD technology with software tools developed by the open source community and industry partners. Throughout his career at AMD, Marc has been a key contact for open source developers wishing to work with AMD, and has been an open source ambassador for AMD, helping to coordinate outbound and inbound communication between AMD and Linux developers.
In this interview Marc talks about:
