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\nThe future of Open Source Software (OSS) as a global public good is at risk. The need for a resilient, community-owned alternative has never been more urgent: OSS may have "taken over the world", but… did someone take control of OSS itself in the process, locking it into a proprietary platform, controlled by a single vendor? Is this still a sustainable path today, in the time of trade wars, volatile tariffs, GenAI mandates and countries fighting for data sovereignty?<\/p>\n
This talk will introduce you to Radicle, a new, decentralized code forge that's built on a peer-to-peer architecture. We'll explore how Radicle works and how it extends Git to create a secure and resilient network for code collaboration. We'll cover its peer-to-peer replication protocol, its decentralized identity system, and its novel approach to code discovery.<\/p>\n
This talk is for developers of all levels interested in the future of Open Source. You'll leave with a better understanding of the challenges involved in designing and running distributed, peer-to-peer systems. You'll also learn how you can start mirroring \/ migrating your code to the Radicle network, so you can #FreeYourCode !<\/p>\n<\/blockquote><\/div>\n
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