Affiliation
Who you work for or get paid by.
Tags are used to classify the many different Aspects, Ways, and Mottos of Apache.
Who you work for or get paid by.
Users should know who is behind the project.
Apache projects follow a code of conduct in project spaces.
The pragmatic Apache License is the universal donor.
Following release policy ensures releases are acts of the organization, not the release manager personally.
Code is useful; community makes it better.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Bring everything offlist back to the list.
Committers have write access to the repository.
PMCs are responsible for managing the whole project - not just the code.
Who you work for or get paid by.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Apache projects follow a code of conduct in project spaces.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Diverse communities survive the loss of a single employer.
Even in open source, some legal and personnel issues are handled in private.
Apache projects follow a code of conduct in project spaces.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Healthy communities that can find consensus will vote only when required.
Diverse communities survive the loss of a single employer.
PMCs are responsible for managing the whole project - not just the code.
Make clear which hat you’re wearing.
Participation is by individuals, not organizations.
Make clear which hat you’re wearing.
Participation is by individuals, not organizations.
The pragmatic Apache License is the universal donor.
Bring everything offlist back to the list.
Who you work for or get paid by.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Committers have write access to the repository.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Make clear which hat you’re wearing.
Participation is by individuals, not organizations.
Healthy communities that can find consensus will vote only when required.
Bring everything offlist back to the list.
Code is useful; community makes it better.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Bring everything offlist back to the list.
Even in open source, some legal and personnel issues are handled in private.
PMCs are responsible for managing the whole project - not just the code.
Users should know who is behind the project.
Diverse communities survive the loss of a single employer.
The pragmatic Apache License is the universal donor.
Following release policy ensures releases are acts of the organization, not the release manager personally.
Using our own infrastructure ensures we are masters of our own fate.
Even in open source, some legal and personnel issues are handled in private.
PMCs are responsible for managing the whole project - not just the code.
Following release policy ensures releases are acts of the organization, not the release manager personally.
Using our own infrastructure ensures we are masters of our own fate.
PMCs are responsible for managing the whole project - not just the code.
Healthy communities that can find consensus will vote only when required.
Those that have proven they can do, get to do more.
Technical decisions are discussed, decided, and archived publicly.
Apache’s mission is providing software for the public good.
Apache projects use the broadly permissive Apache license.
Apache’s mission is providing software for the public good.
Apache projects use the broadly permissive Apache license.
Many of us are more effective than all of us.
Those that have proven they can do, get to do more.
Many of us are more effective than all of us.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Many of us are more effective than all of us.
Getting good enough consensus is often better than voting.
Many of us are more effective than all of us.
Apache’s mission is providing software for the public good.
Many of us are more effective than all of us.
Many of us are more effective than all of us.
Those that have proven they can do, get to do more.
Apache projects use the broadly permissive Apache license.
Technical decisions are discussed, decided, and archived publicly.
Those that have proven they can do, get to do more.
Technical decisions are discussed, decided, and archived publicly.
Technical decisions are discussed, decided, and archived publicly.
Those that have proven they can do, get to do more.
Apache projects use the broadly permissive Apache license.
Apache projects use the broadly permissive Apache license.
We value the community building the project first, before the code itself.
Committer or other privileges don’t expire, but your social capital may reduce over time.
Project work must always be decided on archived mailing lists.
We value the community building the project first, before the code itself.
Project work must always be decided on archived mailing lists.
Committer or other privileges don’t expire, but your social capital may reduce over time.
Project work must always be decided on archived mailing lists.
We value the community building the project first, before the code itself.
Committer or other privileges don’t expire, but your social capital may reduce over time.
Project work must always be decided on archived mailing lists.
Committer or other privileges don’t expire, but your social capital may reduce over time.