Recently, Tencent officially joined
The TODO Group of the Linux Foundation (
todogroup.org/
), which marks that Tencent open source will further integrate with international standards and work with partners to create an open source ecosystem of open technology and win-win cooperation.
The TODO Group of the Linux Foundation (
todogroup.org/
), which marks that Tencent open source will further integrate with international standards and work with partners to create an open source ecosystem of open technology and win-win cooperation.
Yao Xing, vice president of Tencent and a decision-making member of Tencent’s technical committee, said:
“I am happy to see Tencent join the TODO working Group. Open source collaboration is more than just a slogan for Tencent. We hope it will drive an upgrade of the company’s r&d culture, exchange best practices with companies that share open source DNA, and see more and more users in the community adopt our open source technology. “
“I am happy to see Tencent join the TODO working Group. Open source collaboration is more than just a slogan for Tencent. We hope it will drive an upgrade of the company’s r&d culture, exchange best practices with companies that share open source DNA, and see more and more users in the community adopt our open source technology. “
Unlike other foundations that revolve around open source projects
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The TODO Working Group is a “B2B” platform with members from open source offices within companies. TODO aims to build open source governance communication platform, so that enterprises with mature open source culture can help those who want to start experimenting with open source to export experience, avoid detours, exchange best practices, and help open source collaboration in the entire enterprise ecosystem. The TODO working group currently includes Google, Microsoft, Facebook, AWS, Huawei,
Baidu and other corporate members.
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The TODO Working Group is a “B2B” platform with members from open source offices within companies. TODO aims to build open source governance communication platform, so that enterprises with mature open source culture can help those who want to start experimenting with open source to export experience, avoid detours, exchange best practices, and help open source collaboration in the entire enterprise ecosystem. The TODO working group currently includes Google, Microsoft, Facebook, AWS, Huawei,
Baidu and other corporate members.
Tencent Open Source Management Office is an organization under Tencent Technical Committee responsible for external open source management. Currently, it consists of open source project management Group, Tencent Open Source Alliance and Open Source Compliance Group. Through the open source review platform, the open source Management Office incubates and cultivates excellent independent open source projects within Tencent, passing on Tencent’s open source strategy from top to bottom and implementing the open source technology ecosystem from bottom to top. In addition, the Open Source Management Office of Tencent also provides opportunities for developers to cooperate with open source foundations and open source communities at home and abroad, and return outstanding projects to the community to build an open source centered technology ecosystem.
In the future, Tencent will continue to be committed to spreading open source culture and sharing its open source governance experience
Other corporate partners in TODO contribute to the prosperity of the open source ecosystem, and constantly improve their own open source mechanisms and specifications through communication with peers, so as to jointly build the open source collaborative technology ecosystem.
Other corporate partners in TODO contribute to the prosperity of the open source ecosystem, and constantly improve their own open source mechanisms and specifications through communication with peers, so as to jointly build the open source collaborative technology ecosystem.
P.S. to Tencent
Interview transcript of Xiao Han, director of TODO Foundation and LFAI Foundation
Interview transcript of Xiao Han, director of TODO Foundation and LFAI Foundation
· Why does Tencent want to join TODO working Group?
TODO’s vision is in line with Tencent’s culture of creating open source collaboration. Tencent joined the TODO working group in the hope of strengthening communication with international partners on open source culture and contributing to the construction of open source ecology globally.
· What will Tencent do in TODO in the future?
Tencent to join
TODO will continue to export and absorb advanced open source technology culture. In the near future, we will publish an English article on TODO’s official website, introducing Tencent’s open source culture construction and management methods in detail. In addition, I will deliver two speeches on Tencent open source at the TODO chapter of LF OSS European Conference at the end of October this year, which are:
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let more international partners see Tencent’s efforts in technology open source. In the future, we hope to have regular exchanges and visits with the open source offices of international front-line partners, so as to jointly build the technology ecology of open source collaboration.
TODO will continue to export and absorb advanced open source technology culture. In the near future, we will publish an English article on TODO’s official website, introducing Tencent’s open source culture construction and management methods in detail. In addition, I will deliver two speeches on Tencent open source at the TODO chapter of LF OSS European Conference at the end of October this year, which are:
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let more international partners see Tencent’s efforts in technology open source. In the future, we hope to have regular exchanges and visits with the open source offices of international front-line partners, so as to jointly build the technology ecology of open source collaboration.
· How does TODO work internally?
At present
TODO members are composed of 50 international leading technology companies, including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Github and others that have achieved a leading position and great influence in the construction of open source culture. TODO’s mission is to communicate and discuss the challenges and experiences of open source within and outside the enterprise, especially how to effectively replicate the successful open source office and open source culture, and to create an open and collaborative technology community.
TODO members are composed of 50 international leading technology companies, including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Github and others that have achieved a leading position and great influence in the construction of open source culture. TODO’s mission is to communicate and discuss the challenges and experiences of open source within and outside the enterprise, especially how to effectively replicate the successful open source office and open source culture, and to create an open and collaborative technology community.
Each month,
TODO website (https://todogroup.org/blog/) will introduce a company open source office and open source culture strategy. This provides a showcase for a company to comb through its open source strategy and compare and compare with its peers. In addition, Mailing list, newsletter and Slack channel are three ways of communication in TODO, which mainly solve real-time problems and interactive discussions. We can also contact the person in charge of the open source office of other companies as soon as possible through these channels to discuss and communicate on specific issues. The TODO Working Group has three offline meetings a year, which are held in LF OSS (Open Source Developer Conference) North America, Asia Pacific and Europe. This provides a face-to-face opportunity for open source offices.
TODO website (https://todogroup.org/blog/) will introduce a company open source office and open source culture strategy. This provides a showcase for a company to comb through its open source strategy and compare and compare with its peers. In addition, Mailing list, newsletter and Slack channel are three ways of communication in TODO, which mainly solve real-time problems and interactive discussions. We can also contact the person in charge of the open source office of other companies as soon as possible through these channels to discuss and communicate on specific issues. The TODO Working Group has three offline meetings a year, which are held in LF OSS (Open Source Developer Conference) North America, Asia Pacific and Europe. This provides a face-to-face opportunity for open source offices.