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Is Community-Backed Open Source Software Worth the Risk?
Is Community-Backed Open Source Software Worth the Risk?.
Lightbend CEO Tyler Jewell argues that open source infrastructure software projects, without corporate sponsorship or other forms of dedicated funding, can’t provide assurances about their security.
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