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fromTheregister
1 day ago

Exec director of Ruby Central gone amid 'financial jeopardy'

Ruby Central is in 'real financial jeopardy,' having parted ways with its executive director, PR agency, CFO, and several contractors to cut costs.
Ruby on Rails
#europython
Python
fromEuroPython Blog
2 days ago

Humans of EuroPython: Nikos (nikoshell)

EuroPython relies on dedicated volunteers who manage various logistical and technical aspects, ensuring the conference's success.
Python
fromEuroPython Blog
3 weeks ago

March Newsletter: Sponsorship Early Bird Ending, Programme Due Soon

EuroPython 2026 will be held in Kraków, featuring a record 635 proposals and a focus on Python, Data Science, and Machine Learning.
Python
fromEuroPython Blog
2 days ago

Humans of EuroPython: Nikos (nikoshell)

EuroPython relies on dedicated volunteers who manage various logistical and technical aspects, ensuring the conference's success.
Python
fromEuroPython Blog
3 weeks ago

March Newsletter: Sponsorship Early Bird Ending, Programme Due Soon

EuroPython 2026 will be held in Kraków, featuring a record 635 proposals and a focus on Python, Data Science, and Machine Learning.
Productivity
fromFast Company
3 days ago

Should you attend a conference if you're not speaking?

Attending a conference without a speaking role can be beneficial depending on personal goals, networking opportunities, and learning experiences.
Django
fromInfoWorld
3 days ago

Exciting Python features are on the way

Python 3.15 introduces lazy imports, an immutable frozendict, JIT compiler improvements, and enhanced support for WebAssembly.
DevOps
fromSecuritymagazine
5 days ago

Democratized Software, Democratized Risk: Who's Accountable When Everyone Codes?

AI-driven coding tools enable non-technical teams to create software, but they introduce vulnerabilities and require clear ownership and governance.
Software development
fromInfoWorld
5 days ago

Where will developer wisdom come from?

Agentic coding allows software creation without traditional developer wisdom, relying instead on AI like Claude Code for implementation and problem-solving.
#open-source-security
Web frameworks
fromInfoQ
6 days ago

Empower Your Developers: How Open Source Dependencies Risk Management Can Unlock Innovation

Improving security in open-source dependencies is essential for effective risk management and innovation.
Software development
fromTheregister
1 month ago

Linux Foundation wants to shield FOSS devs from AI bug slop

Six major tech companies are funding a $12.5 million Linux Foundation initiative to help open source maintainers manage the surge of AI-generated vulnerability reports.
Web frameworks
fromInfoQ
6 days ago

Empower Your Developers: How Open Source Dependencies Risk Management Can Unlock Innovation

Improving security in open-source dependencies is essential for effective risk management and innovation.
Software development
fromTheregister
1 month ago

Linux Foundation wants to shield FOSS devs from AI bug slop

Six major tech companies are funding a $12.5 million Linux Foundation initiative to help open source maintainers manage the surge of AI-generated vulnerability reports.
fromPython Software Foundation Blog
6 days ago

PyCon US 2026: Why we're asking you to think about your hotel reservation

For many years, PyCon US has relied on hotel booking commissions to help pay for our conference space. This helps us keep the event tickets affordable and to continue offering Travel Grants to community members who might not otherwise be able to attend PyCon US.
Berlin
Europe news
fromMathspp
1 week ago

Personal highlights of PyCon Lithuania 2026

PyCon Lithuania was well-organized, offering great food, networking events, and city tours, enhancing the overall experience for participants.
Artificial intelligence
fromTheregister
1 week ago

Project Glasswing and open source: The good, bad, and ugly

Project Glasswing aims to enhance open source software security with $100 million and the Mythos AI program to identify vulnerabilities.
Python
fromPython Software Foundation Blog
1 week ago

Reflecting on Five Years as the PSF's First CPython Developer in Residence

The inaugural CPython Developer in Residence is leaving after five years, ensuring the program's continuity and future sponsorship through mid-2027.
#django
Django
fromDjango Project
5 days ago

Django Has Adopted Contributor Covenant 3

Django has adopted Contributor Covenant 3 as its new Code of Conduct, enhancing community standards and accountability.
Django
fromDjango Project
5 days ago

Django Has Adopted Contributor Covenant 3

Django has adopted Contributor Covenant 3 as its new Code of Conduct, enhancing community standards and accountability.
Python
fromPycon
1 week ago

How to Build Your PyCon US 2026 Schedule

PyCon US 2026 offers curated pathways for attendees to navigate over 100 talks on various Python topics from May 13-19 in Long Beach.
Cryptocurrency
fromnews.bitcoin.com
2 weeks ago

Linux Foundation and Coinbase Launch x402 Foundation for AI Agents

The Linux Foundation launched the x402 Foundation to establish an open protocol for seamless internet-native payments.
Fundraising
fromFast Company
2 weeks ago

How giving starts progress and leadership scales it

Volatility and accountability are transforming philanthropy, requiring leadership to drive impactful change.
Python
fromRealpython
1 week ago

Episode #290: Advice on Managing Projects & Making Python Classes Friendly - The Real Python Podcast

Successful project management requires time investment, clear communication, and thorough planning, especially during crises.
Social justice
fromFast Company
3 weeks ago

Modern social impact conferences need a new playbook

Conferences must address real tensions and foster candid discussions to remain relevant and effective in today's uncertain environment.
Software development
fromMedium
2 weeks ago

The Open-Source AI Agent Frameworks That Deserve More Stars on GitHub

Open-source AI agent frameworks exist beyond popular tools, offering innovative solutions tailored for specific use cases.
fromJames Bennett
4 weeks ago

Rewriting a 20-year-old Python library

Akismet launched in 2005 as a web service to classify user-generated content as spam or not, quickly gaining popularity among bloggers facing spam issues.
Privacy technologies
Fundraising
fromPycon
3 weeks ago

Support PyLadies: Donate to the PyLadies Auction at PyCon US 2026!

Items that are artsy, nerdy, and Python-specific are popular for donation to the PyLadies Charity Auction.
fromPycon
1 week ago

Stories from the PyCon US Hotels

"One story stands out to me beyond getting to know each other and sharing ideas. When I was getting ready to give my first PyCon talk in Montreal, Selena Deckelmann offered to help review my slides and listen to me practice. We spent a few hours on the floor of her hotel room prepping while her very young daughter crawled around on the floor and chewed on my PyCon badge since she was teething. It's still one of my favorite PyCon and PyLadies memories." - Carol Willing, Willing Consulting
fromHarvard Business Review
3 weeks ago

Treat Nonprofits as Strategic Partners, Not Just Philanthropic Recipients

Most for-profit companies still confine nonprofit relationships to corporate philanthropy. Donations flow through foundations, annual reports highlight community contributions, and nonprofit engagement is framed as evidence of corporate responsibility.
Non-profit organizations
#open-source
Software development
fromZDNET
2 weeks ago

How AI has suddenly become much more useful to open-source developers

AI tools are becoming increasingly useful for open-source maintainers, but legal and quality issues remain.
fromZDNET
2 months ago
DevOps

7 open-source apps I'd happily pay for - because they're that good

Many high-quality open-source applications exist across Linux, MacOS, and Windows; some are indispensable enough that users would willingly pay for them.
fromInfoWorld
2 months ago
Software development

Is AI killing open source?

AI-generated pull requests are overwhelming open-source maintainers by creating low-quality, context-free code that increases maintenance burden and risks project health.
Software development
fromZDNET
2 weeks ago

How AI has suddenly become much more useful to open-source developers

AI tools are becoming increasingly useful for open-source maintainers, but legal and quality issues remain.
Python
fromThe Hacker News
2 weeks ago

The State of Trusted Open Source Report

AI is reshaping software development and security, influencing container image usage and vulnerability management.
Intellectual property law
fromTheregister
1 month ago

FSF urges AI vendors to liberate LLMs

The FSF received a settlement notice from Anthropic's copyright infringement lawsuit, with Anthropic agreeing to create a $1.5 billion compensation fund for authors whose works were used in AI model training without permission.
#python
Python
fromMicrosoft for Python Developers Blog
2 weeks ago

Python in Visual Studio Code - March 2026 Release - Microsoft for Python Developers Blog

The March 2026 release of the Python extension for Visual Studio Code introduces new features for symbol searching and an experimental Rust-based indexer.
fromPython Software Foundation Blog
2 months ago
Python

Your Python. Your Voice. Join the Python Developers Survey 2026!

The Python Developers Survey 2026 solicits global responses with translations and a promotion kit to improve representativeness.
Python
fromMicrosoft for Python Developers Blog
2 weeks ago

Python in Visual Studio Code - March 2026 Release - Microsoft for Python Developers Blog

The March 2026 release of the Python extension for Visual Studio Code introduces new features for symbol searching and an experimental Rust-based indexer.
#ai-in-open-source
fromZDNET
1 month ago
Miscellaneous

Why AI is both a curse and a blessing to open-source software - according to developers

AI can benefit open source when properly applied for security analysis, but causes harm when generating low-quality automated bug reports that overwhelm maintainers with false positives.
fromZDNET
1 month ago
Artificial intelligence

Why AI is both a curse and a blessing to open-source software - according to developers

AI can benefit open source when properly applied for security analysis, but causes harm when generating low-quality automated bug reports that overwhelm maintainers with false positives.
fromZDNET
1 month ago
Miscellaneous

Why AI is both a curse and a blessing to open-source software - according to developers

Artificial intelligence
fromZDNET
1 month ago

Why AI is both a curse and a blessing to open-source software - according to developers

AI can benefit open source when properly applied for security analysis, but causes harm when generating low-quality automated bug reports that overwhelm maintainers with false positives.
Software development
fromInfoQ
1 month ago

Stripe Engineers Deploy Minions, Autonomous Agents Producing Thousands of Pull Requests Weekly

Minions are autonomous coding agents at Stripe that generate production-ready pull requests with minimal human intervention.
Intellectual property law
fromArs Technica
1 month ago

AI can rewrite open source code-but can it rewrite the license, too?

A developer rewrote open-source code using AI while having prior exposure to the original codebase, claiming the AI-generated version is structurally independent and not a derivative work despite not following traditional clean room practices.
Web frameworks
fromMedium
1 month ago

My 8-Year-Old Open-Source Project was a Victim of a Major Cyber Attack

A popular open-source project fell victim to a supply-chain attack through a development workflow loophole, threatening years of work and project reputation.
Software development
fromInfoWorld
1 month ago

How AI is changing open source

Open source shifted focus from consumer visibility to critical infrastructure layers like Kubernetes, observability, and platform engineering that power AI and cloud-native systems.
Django
fromDjango Project
1 month ago

DSF member of the month - Theresa Seyram Agbenyegah

Theresa Seyram Agbenyegah, known as Stancy, is a backend engineer and community builder recognized as DSF member of the month for March 2026, leading events and Django Girls initiatives across multiple PyCons.
Python
fromInfoWorld
1 month ago

OpenAI buys Python tools builder Astral

OpenAI acquires Astral to integrate widely-used Python developer tools into Codex, enabling AI agents to participate in complete software development workflows beyond code generation.
fromTechzine Global
1 month ago

Advancing Europe's public agenda through Open Source Software Foundations

Digital products & services shape almost every sector of modern life. They have become an important backbone of the world's economy and society. The balance of our digital economy depends on a delicate interplay between tech companies, startups, software developers, foundations, and other stakeholders - many of which have partly become autonomous in recent years.
Miscellaneous
fromTechzine Global
1 month ago

AI code undermines control over open source and IP

While AI tools are lowering the barrier to development, the gap between speed and manageability is growing. In just over a year and a half, AI code assistants have grown from an experiment to an integral part of modern development environments. They are driving strong productivity growth, but organizations are not keeping up with the associated security and governance issues.
Information security
#open-source-funding
fromTechCrunch
1 month ago
Non-profit organizations

A VC and some big-name programmers are trying to solve open source's funding problem, permanently | TechCrunch

fromTechCrunch
1 month ago
Non-profit organizations

A VC and some big-name programmers are trying to solve open source's funding problem, permanently | TechCrunch

fromTypelevel
1 month ago

Typelevel Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity

The process of applying for charitable status is challenging, and especially so for open source organizations, which frequently receive denials. Working together with our attorneys, we prepared an application that explained what Typelevel does and why this work is charitable, citing the unique innovations of our projects, our participation in conferences and mentoring programs, and our commitment to open collaboration.
fromPython Software Foundation Blog
2 months ago

Introducing the PSF Community Partner Program

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) is excited to announce the introduction of the PSF Community Partner Program. This new program is designed as an "in-kind" way for us to support Python events and initiatives with non-financial assistance through the use of the PSF logo and name, as well as promotional support via sharing qualified posts on PSF official social media accounts.
Software development
Miscellaneous
fromTheregister
1 month ago

Open source package repositories face sustainability crisis

Open source repositories face unsustainable demand from companies misusing them as CDNs, prompting consideration of tiered payment systems where heavy users pay while individual developers remain free.
fromPython Software Foundation Blog
2 months ago

Python is for Everyone: Inside the PSF's D&I Work Group

In 2024, when I took on the role of chair, the D&I Work Group was at a crossroads. The PSF Board had created it to amplify the Foundation's mission, and there was genuine interest from the community, but without a clear direction or structure, momentum had faded. People wanted to join, but they didn't know what the group would actually do. I knew we needed two things: a clear purpose and genuine diversity in our membership.
Software development
Python
fromPython Software Foundation Blog
2 months ago

Departing the Python Software Foundation (Staff)

Ee is stepping down as Director of Infrastructure at the Python Software Foundation, expressing gratitude and leaving the organization in strong technical condition.
fromPython Software Foundation Blog
2 months ago

Announcing Python Software Foundation Fellow Members for Q4 2025!

The PSF is pleased to announce its fourth batch of PSF Fellows for 2025 ! Let us welcome the new PSF Fellows for Q4 ! The following people continue to do amazing things for the Python community: Chris Brousseau Dave Forgac Inessa Pawson Karen Dalton Tatiana Andrea Delgadillo Garzofino Thank you for your continued contributions. We have added you to our Fellows Roster .
Python
fromTechCrunch
1 month ago

For open-source programs, AI coding tools are a mixed blessing | TechCrunch

AI coding tools have caused as many problems as they have solved, according to industry experts. The easy-to-use and accessible nature of AI coding tools has enabled a flood of bad code that threatens to overwhelm projects. Building new features is easier than ever, but maintaining them is just as hard and threatens to further fragment software ecosystems. The result is a more complicated story than simple software abundance.
Software development
fromRealpython
2 months ago

Why You Should Attend a Python Conference - Real Python

Prerequisites This guide is for all Python users who want to grow their Python knowledge, get involved with the Python community, or explore new professional opportunities. Your level of experience with Python doesn't matter, and neither does whether you use Python professionally or as a hobbyist-regularly or only from time to time. If you use Python, you're a Python developer, and Python conferences are for Python developers!
Python
Software development
fromInfoQ
1 month ago

GitHub's Points to a More Global, AI-Challenged Open Source Ecosystem in 2026

Open source faces unprecedented scale with 36 million new developers joining GitHub in 2025, requiring formal governance structures and strategies to manage AI-generated low-quality contributions.
Software development
fromRealpython
2 months ago

Episode #283: Improving Your GitHub Developer Experience - The Real Python Podcast

Leverage GitHub features, shortcuts, CLI, and clear communication to boost collaboration, productivity, and developer experience.
Python
fromEuroPython Society
2 months ago

EuroPython Society at FOSDEM 2026

EuroPython Society co-hosted a booth with the Python Software Foundation and Django Software Foundation at FOSDEM to promote EuroPython 2026, grants, and community engagement.
fromThe JetBrains Blog
2 months ago

Python Unplugged on PyTV - A Free Online Python Conference for Everyone | The PyCharm Blog

Join us on March 4th 2026, for an unforgettable, non-stop event, streamed from our studio in Amsterdam. We'll be joined live by 15 well-known and beloved speakers from Python communities around the globe, including Carol Willing, Deb Nicholson, Sheena O'Connell, Paul Everitt, Marlene Mhangami, and Carlton Gibson. They'll be speaking about topics such as core Python, AI, community, web development and data science.
Python
fromEuroPython Blog
2 months ago

Humans of EuroPython: Rodrigo Girao Serrao

EuroPython depends entirely on the dedication of volunteers who invest tremendous effort into bringing it to life. From managing sponsor relationships and designing the event schedule to handling registration systems and organizing social events, countless hours of passionate work go into ensuring each year surpasses the last. Discover our recent conversation with Rodrigo Girão Serrão, who served on the EuroPython 2025 Programme Team.
Python
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