Explore how open source developers can contribute to humanitarian efforts through the Code and Response™ initiative in this 44-minute talk by Daniel Krook and Derek Teay from IBM, presented in collaboration with The Linux Foundation. Learn about the program's mission to leverage technology for disaster response and mitigation, and discover opportunities to apply your skills to create positive social impact through open source projects.
Engaging Open Source Developers to Develop Tech for Good through Code and Response
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Engaging Open Source Developers to Develop Tech for Good through Code and Response™
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