







When one of the co-creators of the popular open source stream-processing framework Apache Flink launches a new startup, it's worth paying attention.
Restate - Build innately resilient distributed apps
Restate is a lightweight runtime that lets developers build innately resilient distributed apps without the complexity tax.

How Streamplace Works: No Microservices - How Streamplace Works
Open-source is meaningless unless people can, y'know, actually run your software
Windmill | Build, deploy and monitor internal software at scale
Open-source workflow engine to build workflows, data pipelines and internal tools at scale. Self-hostable, for developers and AI, with enterprise security.

Paying people to work on open source is good actually - Jacob Kaplan-Moss
If you have a problem with maintainers getting paid then you have a problem with me and I suggest you let that one marinate.

GitHub - webrecorder/warcio: Streaming WARC/ARC library for fast web archive IO
Streaming WARC/ARC library for fast web archive IO - webrecorder/warcio
Compiling Models to Megakernels
Fine-grained synchronization, deep pipelines, and zero kernel launch overheads, automatically.

NativeLink — Build infrastructure for the agentic era
When agents write your code, your build system is the bottleneck. NativeLink is the high-performance remote build cache and execution platform for Bazel and beyond.
Drips | Fund Open Source In Your Ecosystem
Drips is the easiest way to fund Open Source in your ecosystem. Fund your dependencies with built-in dependency splitting, run RetroPGF rounds, and achieve any

Build Bigger With Small Ai: Running Small Models Locally
Introducing gpt-oss
We’re releasing gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b—two state-of-the-art open-weight language models that deliver strong real-world performance at low cost. Available under the flexible Apache 2.0 license, these models outperform similarly sized open models on reasoning tasks, demonstrate strong tool use capabilities, and are optimized for efficient deployment on consumer hardware.

Gleam and the value of small | Ubuntu Summit 26.04
"The end result of all of this is that we grew from 2k users to almost 150k, added a ton of heavy new functionality, and still managed to optimize and cut down costs from $.15 per active user per month to just $.03 or so." - @snarfed.org breaks down all the work he's done to optimize Bridgy Fed 1/
Bridging on a budget
blog.anew.socialbig milestone at the day job where we open sourced Resident, our low-level core tech aimed at hardware device developers: code sandboxes for microcontrollers idea is that end users can infinitely reprogram the products in their home info + GitHub over here... news.inanimate.tech/p/lab-notes-drum-loops-protot…
the hermetic, self-hosted, self-sustainable, recursively exportable, offline-first, file-first, web-based reactive open-source programming substrate built on observable runtime is online finally! tomlarkworthy.github.io/lopecode/webpage.html I am hoping I can explain parts at @hytradboi.bsky.social 🤞