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[ad_1] For anything involving code, programming clubs often turn to GitHub, which has become the standard for open source project hosting for thousands of projects all over the world. GitHub organizations are for creating teams of people working on projects; organizations can have many repositories and smaller teams inside of them. Here’s how you get started. Creating teams Team…

[ad_1] Technology is social before it’s technical. —Gilles Deleuze Humans are driven quite a bit by emotions. You may be a rational human being, but your emotions will still drive many of your choices. You can be excited, angry, interested, or sad about things—it doesn’t matter—you’ll react to those emotions and you’ll very often leak that…

[ad_1] The Opensource.com team thanks our community moderators, writers, community members, readers, and colleagues for another exciting year in the world of open source. In the past 12 months, we’ve published more than 1,100 articles and welcomed nearly 300 new writers. We couldn’t do it without the vibrant, growing Opensource.com community. Thank you to our…

[ad_1] In March 2015, the leadership of Berlin-based Zalando gathered the company’s entire tech team in a hip underground techno club (it’s Berlin, after all) and announced a new way of working—something called “Radical Agility.” Inspired by Daniel Pink’s Drive, Brian Robertson’s Holacracy system and the agile movement, Radical Agility emphasizes Drive’s call for autonomy,…