The give and take of open source - Brett Cannon (Microsoft | Python Software Foundation)

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Channel: O'Reilly · 2017 · Science & Technology

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Brett Cannon explains why, in order for open source projects to function long-term, a symbiotic relationship between user and project maintainer needs to exist. When users receive a useful piece of software and project maintainers receive useful help in maintaining the project, everyone is happy.

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