Resources

Eric Brown provides an overview of the Internet of Things, explaining related concepts, components, and challenges.

Andy Oram wraps up his Unix history series with a look how open culture and Linux came to dominate the landscape.

In the latest installment of his series examining the roots of Unix and Linux, Andy Oram explores fragmentation issues that plagued BSD development.

InnerSource involves the use of open source principles and practices inside proprietary organizations; learn more.

We provide a basic introduction to help you understand the practical methods and ethical concerns of machine learning.

Justin Reock describes the software testing concept called fuzzing and explains why it’s important.

Andy Oram looks at the influence of early Unix and BSD development.

Simson Garfinkel looks at the history of files and file systems as well as the Unix approach to memory.

We provide an overview of the defining principles and characteristics of open source hardware.

This resource article highlights the incredible power of exascale computing and its potential impact for the future.

Andy Oram looks at how aspects of early Unix development have influenced modern software.

Richard MacManus explores the history of memory management from cathode ray memory tubes to the abstraction of today’s serverless environments.