Bill Doerrfeld schreibt in »What To Do When Critical Open Source Projects Go End of Life« für thenewstack.io “That doesn’t just mean money — it means showing up, contributing engineering time, asking thoughtful questions and understanding their roadmap,” said Hanlon. “If your business relies on OSS, you’re part of that ecosystem and part of the responsibility.”
Robert Lippert schreibt in »Viele Open-Source-Maintainer schmeißen hin – steigender Druck auf Projekte« für heise.del Und so ziehen es auch 38 Prozent der Befragten in Erwägung, ihr Engagement aufzugeben. 22 Prozent hätten diese Überlegung bereits in die Tat umgesetzt, so die Umfrage.
Tom McKay schreibt in »Just 11% of open-source packages are still being maintained: report« für itbrew.com Just 11%, or around 118,000, of nearly 1.2 million Go, Java, JavaScript, .NET, and Python projects were receiving active support in the latest version of the survey. What’s more, 18.6% of the Java and JavaScript projects, which Sonatype listed as maintained in the 2022 version of the survey, no longer have maintainers. ...