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Want to see real world experiences from using OSS Review Toolkit, ORT? Check out the video below, where Petteri Kivimäki explains Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions (NIIS) journey from separate compliance projects to self hosted ORT to using Double Open's SaaS, i.e. ORT as a service. On top of specialized hosting, we add the Double Open Server or DOS to the ORT experience, enabling already now effective caching and easy curating and easy configurations. And DOS is also open source.

This is going to impact whole Open Source ecosystem. Video is up on English Channel

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Code: https://lnkd.in/d6WWP2Gs Website: https://lnkd.in/dWv5bVMA Above is the website developed after attending the first session with Main Flow Services and Technologies. In short, this is the completion of task one.

This week, we're looking the SSH Vocabulary Commons for our #ATRIUMCatalogueSpotlight🏺 The SSH Vocabulary Commons brings together experts and managers from SSH research infrastructures CESSDA, CLARIN, DARIAH and E-RIHS that agree to share their expertise and work towards common recommendations for firstly, using and managing vocabularies used in SSH and secondly operating, sharing and managing of vocabulary services useful for the broad SSH community. 🔸Discover: https://buff.ly/49ovHeI 🔸Browse the Catalogue: https://buff.ly/3ZL5hBh

Translation of my original article into English: A Deep Dive into Dependency Containers in Swift

Continuing the Open Source Contributions series, I would like to share one of the simplest and most impactful types of contributions I have witnessed and continue to see as an overlooked option for people who want to get involved with open source: Translations! Helm is close to receiving support for all official Ukrainian language documentation. This type of contribution brings people closer together and makes the act of reading something new or getting involved in the project more inviting and intuitive. #opensource #helm https://lnkd.in/dGUpGzaq

1. Barba Roque et al 2024: "Unveiling the Energy Vampires: A Methodology for Debugging Software Energy Consumption" https://lnkd.in/gDyaBfZR Presents an energy debugging methodology for identifying and isolating energy consumption hotspots in software systems. One finding: Redis uses 20% more power on Alpine than Ubuntu in some cases because of a difference in different C library implementations of memcpy. 1. Ayoola et al 2024: "User Personas Improve Social Sustainability by Encouraging Software Developers to Deprioritize Antisocial Features" https://lnkd.in/g_JDx6z8 Participants prioritized prosocial, neutral, and antisocial user stories… They received persona models, a stakeholder map, both, or neither… Those who received persona models gave…lower priorities to antisocial user stories…no significant difference was evident for prosocial user stories. The…stakeholder map was not significant. #nwit

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