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WAwasim Akramwasimat404.hashnode.devJun 22 · 4 min read

How I Accidentally Opened a Pull Request With 3 Lakh Lines of Code

I sat down to fix one bug. ONE. The kind you knock out in an hour and then go touch grass. I did not touch grass. I finished at 3am questioning what a branch even is. It's a litellm thing. Reuse a cod

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ASAswani Sahooaswanisahoo.hashnode.devJun 14 · 4 min read

5 mistakes that cost me GSoC and LFX

It took me five rejections to understand this: I had the merged pull requests. I shipped real code into real repos for months. And I still went 0 for 5 across Google Summer of Code and LFX Mentorship.

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TBThomas Burkhartblog.burkharts.netApr 10 · 4 min read

The Unsung Heroes of OSS

The Flutter ecosystem is vast, and if you've built anything non-trivial with it, you've almost certainly depended on packages maintained by people you've never heard of. No keynotes, no massive Twitte

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RSRishabh Sharmarishabh-sharma.hashnode.devMar 30 · 4 min read

Is OSS/BSS Modernization Actually Worth It, or Just Hype?

If you’ve worked in telecom long enough, you’ve heard this pitch before: “Modernize your OSS/BSS stack. Go cloud-native. Go API-first.” Sounds great. But from a developer’s perspective, the real quest

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EEEmmanuel Egwubackpressure.hashnode.devMar 2 · 4 min read

Understanding the Open Telemetry Collector: Part 1 - Architecture Overview

1. Pipelines as Isolation Boundaries At runtime, the Collector constructs independent signal pipelines for traces, metrics, and logs. This isolation is a core reliability feature: a surge in trace vol

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MAMohammed Abdulaimohcode.hashnode.devJan 25 · 4 min read

How I Implemented Conversation History Preloading in OpenHands

TL;DR I implemented conversation history preloading in the OpenHands frontend. Previously, conversation messages were loaded only through WebSocket streaming, which caused empty or inconsistent history when opening existing chats. I added a REST-base...

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DSDeepanshu Sahuhow-i-got-selected-for-gsoc.hashnode.devJan 24 · 8 min read

How I Got Selected for GSoC with OpenWISP

Hi, I’m Deepanshu Sahu. In this post, I share my journey to getting selected for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) with OpenWISP and the practical lessons I learned along the way. 1. My Background Before I started contributing to open source, my technical...

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MAMohammed Abdulaimohcode.hashnode.devJan 18 · 4 min read

How I Fixed a localStorage Memory Leak in OpenHands

TL;DR I fixed a browser localStorage memory leak in the OpenHands frontend where deleted conversations left behind orphaned UI state keys. I implemented automatic cleanup on conversation deletion, refactored shared localStorage key constants for main...

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SLStan Lost0012.devDec 31, 2025 · 7 min read

AI and Open Source: A Maintainer's Take (End of 2025)

I'm on the cautious-optimistic side when it comes to AI coding tools and open source. I want to use this post to document my opinions on AI coding tools and OSS maintenance at this specific point. With the rate AI models and coding tools improve, I'd...

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NNikhilunsungnovelty.hashnode.devOct 25, 2025 · 9 min read

So what is Open Source Software in a Source Available Software world?

Open Source Software(OSS) has gone through a lot of battles over the years. The recent two of ’em has been from source available software licenses and Large Language Models (LLMs). Source available predates the LLM/AI trend (in it’s current form). An...

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Understanding the Open Telemetry Collector: Part 1 - Architecture Overview

How I Implemented Conversation History Preloading in OpenHands

How I Got Selected for GSoC with OpenWISP

How I Fixed a localStorage Memory Leak in OpenHands

AI and Open Source: A Maintainer's Take (End of 2025)

So what is Open Source Software in a Source Available Software world?