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Save the date: June 7, 2023
Save the date: June 7, 2023
Picture this: you keep running into bugs in the Ruby application you're building for work. All the debuggers you find online are old, unmaintained, and not very good, so you fork one, fix it, and then put it back online to share, so others can use this new debugger for their own projects. Except suddenly, lots of others are using it, and you're stuck with a choice:
Do you:
a)continue maintaining this debugger so others, including you, can use it or;
b) let it fall into disrepair so someone else has to come along and make a new debugger?
And that, folks, is just one way to become an accidental supply chain, the theme of Upstream 2023.
In the wake of software supply chain attacks, government regulations from all over the globe are emerging at a regular cadence. The good news: this will hopefully drive more resilient open source software. The bad news? Who exactly do we expect to do that work? The maintainer who became an accidental supply chain we mention above?
Making Upstream accessible is important to us, so we provide human-powered open captions for all sessions. Is there a specific accommodation you need in order to be able to participate fully? We'd love to hear from you.
This year includes keynote sessions from Aeva Black of the Azure Office at Microsoft, Deb Bryant of Red Hat, and John Mark Walker of Fannie Mae. But in addition to these awesome keynoters who will be anchoring the day, take a peek at this line-up:
We are excited to be heading to Carlsbad, CA for our first in-person JFrog swampUP May 25-26! We’ve attended swampUP virtually the past two years and had a great time interacting with JFrog users—but it’s going to be awesome to meet everyone in person this year.