Code Conversations - Chris DiBona on Google's Open Source Programs

Опубликовано 4 марта 2009, 18:33

-- Contents --
0:00 - Introduction
0:20 - Chris in the Chrome Comic
0:44 - Release of Chrome source code
1:20 - Throwing code over the wall...
2:18 - Developing Chrome in the open
5:02 - What won't be released as OSS
5:55 - Not all OSS helps the web
-- End --

"Code Conversations" is a new series of videos intended to film casual conversations with notable Google developers and legends in the technology fields. No agenda, no topic... just thoughts. This video is the first episode of this series, in which Chris DiBona, our intrepid open source programs manager talks to Stephanie Liu of the Developer Team about his "sweet goatee" in the Chrome Comic. He also explains why Google open sourced Chrome and Android and why we didn't do it sooner. He also touches on why much of Google's software isn't open sourced.

Intros:

Chris DiBona is the open source programs manager at Google, where his team oversees license compliance and supports the open source developer community through the release of open source software projects and programs such as the Google Summer of Code. Before joining Google, Chris was an editor at Slashdot, has edited the books Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolution and Open Sources 2.0: The Continuing Evolution and formerly co-hosted the FLOSS weekly with Leo Laporte. His personal blog is called Ego Food.

Stephanie Liu is a Programs Manager on the Developer Team here at Google.

We'll be checking your comments on this post for feedback and ideas for future Code Conversations.