PUBLIC MARKS with tag opensource

MapBox is a suite of open source tools to create beautiful custom maps in Amazon's cloud.

We're a community of open source developers and designers dedicated to opening up our government to make it more transparent, accountable and responsible. We need your help.

When it comes to releasing source code, I’ve always been torn. I really believe in the philosophy of open source, but I’m intimidated by putting my code out there for everyone to see. Underneath it all, I’m probably scared of being exposed as some kind of a charlatan (”You call that programming?”). So, to pre-empt that possibility, I’ll start by saying this: I’m not a great programmer. My code is clean and fairly well-structured, but don’t expect to find any particularly advanced code wizardry or complicated mathematics. I do, however, think that the projects that I’ll be sharing over the week contain some good ideas, and a lot of helpful techniques. Hopefully you’ll find one or all of them useful.

The Big Board is a real-time collaborative environment for mapping. Users open “conference rooms” on a shared map, and join conversations in these conference rooms, much like in a regular teleconferencing application. However, instead of sharing faces and powerpoints and speech over the wire, users draw on and add content to a shared map or very large image.

Pour les plus velus technophiles, les programmeurs ou les Unixiens barbus (amitié, respect, paix et amour à leur endroit !), Apple a rendu disponible une partie du code source de Snow Leopard.

Pour l'heure, pas de Kernel (XNU) rendu public mais, contrairement aux craintes de la "communauté" hackintosh, Apple assure qu'elle rendra aussi cette partie du code disponible prochainement.