Join us everyday this week to see what we've been cookin' up. Welcome to Lunch Week at OpenSauced, where every day at lunchtime, we’ll be serving up new and exciting features to power-up your open source experience 🍕Just like a great meal, we believe in serving

At OpenSauced, we are thrilled to announce our latest feature: StarSearch. It's not just about the commits; it's about the community, the contributions, and the connections in the open source ecosystem - and you can join the waitlist now! StarSearch Copilot, but for git history Join

On this episode of The Secret Sauce, the Brian sits down with Kelsey Hightower, where he shares insights into his career journey and highlights his work with Kubernetes. They talk about his experience with events like KubeCon and GitHub Universe, his pragmatic approach to technology, focusing on solving problems and

Chances are, you've heard of Devin, the AI software engineer that's "going to take your job." No one will argue that AI is changing the way things are happening in tech. But now it's a little different. Now, AI isn't

Behind every wildly successful open source project is a coordinated team effort just like a championship baseball team. From maintaining codebases to issue triage to community outreach, thriving in the open source ecosystem requires collaboration and teamwork at the highest level. Just like baseball teams can't win solely

During the month of February, I wrote a blog post every day for the series Open Source Alternatives to Proprietary Software. If you want to learn more about the series, you can check out the Repository Insight Page with all the projects or read the whole series on Dev.to.

It's not a secret that open source maintainers are burning out, whether that's from increased pressure, lack of time, support, and resources, or demanding contributors or users. In fact, according to a 2023 Tidelift report, "almost 60% of maintainers have quit or considered quitting maintaining

There's a lot of star-gazing in open source. For a while, people looked at stars as a metric of success. But as time goes on, we've started to see stars as a superficial metric. Seeing new contributors and their impact matters. But with GitHub Organization Insights

This has been an exciting year both for OpenSauced and Open Source in general. We've seen a lot of movement, growth, and changes that will impact the broader tech community for years to come. In this final newsletter of the year, we're going to highlight some

Everyday there's new updates and exciting and innovative announcements about AI. It's a full-time job just to keep up with it. And like we've seen over the last weekend, it's not without controversy. Let's take a look at some of