I’ve always struggled with finding the free time to give back some of what I take from open source on a daily basis. This is by far the most obvious reason people find it difficult to start their open source “career” and turn contributing into a regular hobby. Unless you’re being paid for it, the time you spend contributing to open source is time you could have spent having a beer with friends.

But as a user of open source technologies, these projects can be a god send. They help you with things you wouldn’t or couldn’t normally do in your office or free time, and give anyone, anywhere the opportunity to learn something. Don’t you find this really amazing? That’s why I’ve always thanked everyone who’s released their project on GitHub, even before I eventually got over the challenges and became a contributor myself.

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Even More Speakers for DockerCon EU 2015 Announced!

Since the last Docker Weekly, we've announced 14 new sessions at DockerCon EU 2015! Today's round of speaker announcements include talks from Codeship, IBM, Electronic Arts, EURECOM and BBVA in the Wild Card and Use Case tracks. 

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