Open Source
Urbit with Curtis Yarvin and Galen Wolfe-Pauly

Urbit is a completely new way of looking at computing. Every user gets a personal server, which runs your apps, wrangles your connected devices, and defines your secure identity. Your
Architecture of Free Code Camp with Berkeley Martinez

Free Code Camp is an online learning platform that takes people from knowing nothing about code to having enough knowledge to build software for a living. We have already done a show
Mesos, Kubernetes, and Infrastructure of the Future with Dharmesh Kakadia

Mesos and Kubernetes are tools for distributed systems management. Kubernetes is built with an emphasis on running services, whereas Mesos is commonly used for a wider variety of
Cloud Foundry with Cornelia Davis

Cloud Foundry is an open-source platform as a service. Companies use Cloud Foundry as a control plane to deploy and manage applications. It provides abstractions for microservices and
DotNet Core with Lee Coward and Immo Landwerth

C# .NET is the framework that is most often used to write software for the Microsoft Windows operating system. For many years, the C# .NET framework was closed source, but Microsoft’s