@stewardshiplab.org
A non-profit applied research lab ensuring the stability of the Open Source software ecosystem we all rely on.
@vlad.websiteReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgif you're at @apache.org's Community Over Code in Glasgow, I would love it if you made it to my talk on Tuesday. it does involve getting up early, but you'll learn about spooky phantoms 👻️
@bagder.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gyReposted by @stewardshiplab.org"The people holding up the internet"
A good-looking but somewhat depressing exposé about the people holding up current digital infrastructure as a hobby.
@vlad.websiteReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgtell Syntax which undersupported and underpaid Open Source folks you are most grateful to 🙏️
@mirandaheath.websiteReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgExcited to be in Prague for my first #OSSummit! I'll be talking on Burnout in Open Source 11.55 on Friday, come say hi if you're around! 👋 Lots of exciting things in the schedule... bit.ly/3NXx5Zp
@stewardshiplab.orgDone! :)
@sovereign.techReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgSovereign Tech Resilience relaunches with four new services for critical open source projects: memory safety, post-quantum encryption, supply chain security, and Cyber Resilience Act compliance. www.sovereign.tech/news/resilie...
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@sachagreif.comReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgWith help from the amazing @mirandaheath.website, the 2026 State of Devs survey results are now available!
This already took a ton of work, and I feel like I've barely scratched the surface of what the dataset could teach us.
@mirandaheath.websiteReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgSo happy to be involved! What a rich picture of what it's like to be a dev in 2026—the good, the bad and the ugly!
@stewardshiplab.orgThe Stewardship Lab has joined the @rustfoundation.org as an Associate Member! 🎉️
To support the Foundation in its mission of stewarding the Rust programming language, we're working to improve software supply chain security and developer education across the Rust ecosystem.
@openssf.orgReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgAI moves fast. Critical infrastructure needs support.
The OpenSSF Governing Board backs sustainable funding for public package registries: stronger security, reliable services, and continued free access for developers.
We’re in. Join us: openssf.org/blog/2026/09...
@stewardshiplab.orgDone!
@vlad.websiteReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgThe critical infrastructure we use every day, like healthcare and transportation, depends on the security of our software supply chains. To protect this infrastructure, we're launching a new lab at NYU that will train the next generation of Open Source security experts.
@sustainoss.bsky.socialReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgDaniel (@danielroe.dev) and Matias (@patak.cat) of npmx (npmx.dev) join host Richard (@richlitt.bsky.social) explores community, governance, inclusion, burnout, and sustainability beyond nonstop productivity.
Listen at 🎙️ podcast.sustainoss.org/293
@geekygirldawn.bsky.socialReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgI’m proud of what we accomplished with the CHAOSS Practitioner Guides. I’ve written posts about individual guides, but I wanted to talk about how they fit together. This post focuses on building healthy and sustainable projects and is the first in a 4 part series.
@vlad.websiteReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgDid you know that a bunch of software packages we all depend on are hidden from dependency trees? I spoke about this at EuroPython 2026 😊️
@tolin.skiReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgThis is the most important video I've ever made.
In this, I explore the negative and positive mental health effects of AI coding, with data and expert commentary.
@erioldoesdesign.bsky.socialReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgThis was a great conversation! a must listen for anyone interested in OSS funding and sustainability.
@stewardshiplab.org❤️
@mikemcquaid.comReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgSome great people here doing some really interesting stuff.
@felixs.devReposted by @stewardshiplab.orgI really love and support such movements in Open Source. 2026 has already been an amazing year for communities and ecosystems. Looking forward to what's to come 🚀
