Keynote: The Third Decade of Open Source: Why It Worked and What's Next

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EclipseCon France 2018
https://www.eclipsecon.org/france2018/session/third-decade-open-source-why-it-worked-and-whats-next

Speaker(s):
Simon Phipps

At the inception of the Eclipse Project, open source was still a young and edgy idea, accused as a pathogen by Microsoft but acclaimed as disruptive by an IBM that was facing down Microsoft and Sun. Twenty years later, it is the default for infrastructure software and the essential ingredient of IoT, Cloud and pretty much anything else apparently new in technology. We'll look back at why it worked and take some guesses about how it may influence new trends.



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