| Sumario: | "When we give away our software, we create value," says Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media) when describing the core of the open source philosophy. And nothing demonstrates the validity of Tim's statement more than the keynotes, tutorials, and technical sessions delivered by the speakers at OSCON Portland 2018. OSCON Portland 2018 was organized into many value-adding content tracks, with each track selected for its significance to software development and solving critical real-world problems. This video compilation gives you total access to each track and to virtually every session, tutorial, and keynote delivered over this four-day event. Highlights include: Live coding: New to OSCON, these sessions demonstrated coding best practices and new ways of getting the most out of open source languages like Python, R, Java, and C#. In this video, you'll hear the presenters speak as the code they write appears on your screen. Includes Joel Grus (Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence) live-coding a deep learning library from scratch using NumPy and Eve Porcello (Moon Highway) live-coding a walk-through of GraphQL, and more. Business Summit: Designed specifically for executives, business leaders, and strategists, the Business Summit featured high-level case studies showcasing the most successful developments in open source for the enterprise. Learn how to mitigate risk and out-innovate your competitors from speakers like Greg Taylor (Reddit), Daniel Ruggeri (Mastercard), and Eddie Satterly (DataNexus). Emerging languages: Hear about open source's best and brightest new languages. Includes Timirah James's (Independent) overview of using Swift to build servers and apps, plus tutorials on Go, Kotlin, Godot, and JavaScript development's GRANDstack (GraphQL, React, Apollo, and Neo4). TensorFlow: Includes a machine learning how-to by Josh Gordon (Google) and everything from the TensorFlow Community Day event, with talks by Google TensorFlow's product team and by TensorFlow practitioners in health care, gaming, and more. Blockchain: Open source blockchain will be a game-changer in how we deliver data. Includes Lucy Wyman's (Puppet) primer on blockchain technology and Mack Hendricks's (CEO, Flyball) session on using blockchain technology to stop fraudulent calls on telephone caller ID systems. Cloud strategies and implementation: Discover how cloud strategies and implementations impact business. Includes talks by Jessica Deen (Microsoft) on container orchestra...
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