Fundamentals
- Free and open-source software (Dirk Riehle)
- The innovations of open source (Dirk Riehle)
- The future of the open source definition (Dirk Riehle)
Using open source
- Open source licenses explained (Miriam Ballhausen)
- Open source license compliance (Hendrik Schöttle)
- Getting started with open source (Jeff McAffer)
- Selecting open source components (Diomidis Spinellis)
- Managing open source dependencies (Tomas Gustavsson)
- Managing the open source supply chain (Nikolay Harutyunyan)
- Tools for software composition analysis (Philippe Ombredanne)
- Standardizing open source license compliance (Shane Coughlan)
- The open source governance tool chain (Phipps & Zacchiroli)
- Lessons learned from the Ant open source program office (Xia et al.)
Open source security
- Cybersecurity risks for open source and what to do (Matt Levy)
- The prisoner’s dilemma of open-source software security (Christian Koch)
- The ultimate in reuse or a risk not worth taking? (Mead et al.)
Open source project communities
- A history of open source (Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona)
- Open source governance the Apache Way (Drost-Fromm & Tompkins)
- Open source engineering the Eclipse Way (Wayne Beaton)
- Making open source project health transparent (Goggins et al.)
- Tools for measuring project health (Gonzalez-Barahona et al.)
- Commercial participation in OpenStack (Zhang et al.)
- Four opens – Open source beyond the code (Ildikó Váncsa)
- Women in open source: We need to talk about it (Trinkenreich et al.)
- Open source usability and user experience (Mikko Rajanen)
- Improving velocity of code contributions in open source (Zaks et al.)
- From data to action: Building healthy and sustainable open source projects (Dawn Foster)
Open source foundations
- Finding the right scope for open source development (Nettsträter & Brehler)
- User-led open source foundations (Dirk Riehle)
Commercial open source
- Single vendor open source firms (Dirk Riehle)
- Open source distributor firms (Dirk Riehle)
Special interest topics
- Open source research software (Hasselbring et al.)
- Open source hardware (Hannig & Teich)
- Open digital safety (Sean McGregor)