Open Source Collective Updates we love - July Edition ❤️
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We're excited about these updates!
- ESLint has a new website! Seeing the intentionality this community puts into everything they do is great.
- So does ForgeFed. I love this update because it is one of the shortest, and it's an example of how collectives don't need to write a tome in order to share good news.
- As a counterexample, this update from Kavita is a great example of how to include so much that it's amazing. Talk about a lot of work done!
- This PHP Foundation update includes notes on how to best get involved with helping with the work, in the future, which we think makes it amazing, too.
- Updates don't need to be frequent. In this update, the first in a while, we see the Crystal Language (17k+ stars on GitHub!) launch 1.5.0, with 1.0.0 released just last year. Excellent work.
- Of course, not all work is in code repositories. It was cool to see this update about a future paper being published in ACM, from the Template Numerical Library project.
- And we love launches, too. Ferdium's update celebrates their first official release.
- And, my favourite - SerpentOS now has a full-time dev working on it, as they say in this update. Congratulations, Ikey!
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Thank you for sharing the awesome work that your collectives are doing to sustain the open source ecosystem 👾