OSCON '09: US Developers, Code for Your Country—If the Government Will Let You

The federal government's relationship with open source software became a theme at this year's OSCON, where keynote presentations centered on emerging U.S. initiatives to establish an open government platform.

by Glen Kunene, Senior Managing Editor

Jul 24, 2009

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Glen Kunene is the Managing Editor for DevX.

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OSCON '09: US Developers, Code for Your Country—If the Government Will Let You

The federal government's relationship with open source software became a theme at this year's OSCON, where keynote presentations centered on emerging U.S. initiatives to establish an open government platform.

WEBINAR:On-Demand

WEBINAR:

On-Demand