2023 on OpenChain KWG

Checklist for Preparing an In-Person Meeting

Wed, 05 Apr 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Hello. Last March 28 was a time everyone will remember. It was our first in-person meeting in three years, since before COVID. Having gone so long without one, I learned that hosting a venue takes more ~~miscellaneous~~ preparation than I expected.

We’ll hold another in-person meeting like this at some point, so drawing on this experience, I put together a checklist for preparing one. (The next host might end up being me again… oops, better not jinx it!)

Effective Open Source Management Practices for Companies (2): OpenChain Korea Work Group

Mon, 03 Apr 2023 00:00:00 +0000

In the previous post, I introduced the OpenChain Project for global collaboration as an effective open source management practice for companies. This time, I would like to introduce the OpenChain Korea Work Group, a collaborative community for Korean companies to effectively manage open source.

OpenChain Korea Work Group

The OpenChain Korea Work Group (KWG) is a subgroup of the Linux Foundation’s OpenChain Project. This group is a gathering where, through the open source spirit of collaboration and sharing, everyone thinks about and shares ways to succeed at effective open source management. Open source managers from Korea’s major ICT companies participate in the KWG.

Effective Corporate Open Source Management (1): The OpenChain Project for Global Collaboration

Tue, 28 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Using open source has become almost essential to modern software development, to the point that it is said over 93% of the software products companies develop use open source. Yet there are reports that 53% of the open source used has license compliance issues, and 81% has security vulnerabilities. Given the complexity of modern software development environments and the vast software supply chain, companies developing products with open source need open source management efforts to minimize license compliance and security vulnerability risks. The Linux Foundation’s OpenChain Project is a project for carrying out these efforts at the community level, with multiple companies sharing and collaborating together.

Buy Anaconda If You Use It. If Not, Use conda-forge!

Mon, 13 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Hello.

Do you often use Anaconda when setting up a Python development environment? Python is widely used for everything from simple task automation to data analysis, AI training, and modeling, and running multiple Python projects can create the inconvenience of package version conflicts. Anaconda has the advantage of providing a virtual environment for each development project to prevent version conflicts, and it is widely used because it can be easily downloaded and installed from the homepage.