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GR-OSS OUT PodcastCorporate Code to Open Source: Tim Boudreau on Making the TransitionIn this episode of the G-Research Open Source Software Outreach Podcast, we sit down with Tim Boudreau, one of the early members of G-Research's open source initiative. Tim shares his unique perspective on transitioning from 30 years of writing proprietary software to working in open source communities.
We explore the challenges of moving from the controlled environment of corporate development to the exposed world of public repositories, where your code is visible from day one. Tim discusses the psychological shifts required, from developing a thicker skin to handling rejection, and shares candid stories about both successful contributions and...2025-08-0427 minGR-OSS OUT PodcastCorporate Code to Open Source: Tim Boudreau on Making the TransitionIn this episode of the G-Research Open Source Software Outreach Podcast, we sit down with Tim Boudreau, one of the early members of G-Research's open source initiative. Tim shares his unique perspective on transitioning from 30 years of writing proprietary software to working in open source communities.
We explore the challenges of moving from the controlled environment of corporate development to the exposed world of public repositories, where your code is visible from day one. Tim discusses the psychological shifts required, from developing a thicker skin to handling rejection, and shares candid stories about both successful contributions and...2025-08-0427 min
What's in the SOSS? An OpenSSF PodcastFrom Lockpicking to Leadership: Tabatha DiDomenico on Security, Open Source, and Building CommunityIn this episode of What’s in the SOSS? host Yesenia Yser sits down with open source security engineer and community leader Tabatha DiDomenico for an inspiring conversation about her unexpected path into open source, the vibrant communities behind security, and her role as president of BSides Orlando.From discovering Netscape in the early days to shaping security strategy at G-Research and OpenSSF, Tabatha shares how her career evolved from necessity to purpose. She talks about the power of DevRel, the invisible work behind sustainable open source, and the magic of volunteering - pro-tip: working the registration ta...2025-07-0129 minGR-OSS OUT PodcastSecurity and Community with Tabatha DiDomenicoIn this podcast, Tabatha and Jay discuss security, oss communities, and the places security and community can intersect. Learn how GR-OSS works with CHAOSS and OpenSSF as part of our open source work.
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Want to use open source software to build the next big thing? Check out job vacancies at G-Research! https://www.gresearch.com/vacancies/Special Guest: Tabatha DiDomenico.2025-02-1233 minGR-OSS OUT PodcastSecurity and Community with Tabatha DiDomenicoIn this podcast, Tabatha and Jay discuss security, oss communities, and the places security and community can intersect. Learn how GR-OSS works with CHAOSS and OpenSSF as part of our open source work.
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CHAOSS https://chaoss.community/
OpenSSF https://openssf.org/
Want to use open source software to build the next big thing? Check out job vacancies at G-Research! https://www.gresearch.com/vacancies/Special Guest: Tabatha DiDomenico.2025-02-1233 minWhat's in the SOSS? An OpenSSF PodcastIntel’s Katherine Druckman and the Impact of Developer RelationsIn this episode, CRob discusses the finer points of developer relations (DevRel) with Katherine Druckman, Open Source Evangelist at Intel and co-chair of the OpenSSF Marketing Advisory Council and DevRel Community. Katherine enjoys sharing her passion for a variety of open source topics and is a long-time open source advocate, developer and podcaster. She’s currently the host of Open at Intel and co-host of the FLOSS Weekly and Reality 2.0 podcasts. She spent over a decade at Linux Journal. A passionate Drupalist since she first downloaded a tarball in 2005, she has also been a Drupal contributor and engineer. A...2024-10-1514 min