Connecting developers across projects, languages, and backgrounds.

Open Source Bridge is a new conference for developers working with open source technologies and for people interested in learning the open source way.

2009 Sponsors

Committers

  • Yahoo! Developers Network
  • CubeSpace
  • Network Redux
  • Travel Command

Advocates

  • Google
  • mozilla
  • sourceforge
  • WebTrends
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2010 Call for Proposals is open!

We would love to hear all of those interesting ideas you have in your head---and so would everyone else. That's why we will be accepting your proposals for Open Source Bridge through March 25. View the Call for Proposals

Open Source Citizenship

What are the rights and responsibilities of an open source citizen? We’re exploring what open source means to us, what it offers, where we struggle, and why we do this day in and day out, even when we’re not paid for it.

Innovative Track Structure

Our session tracks are technology agnostic, based around shared community experiences and focus on the similarities between projects, not the differences. View the tracks.

All-Hours Hacker Lounge

The geekery doesn’t end when the sessions do. We’re also running a 24-hour hacker lounge for code sprints, bug bashes, bouncing ideas, starting new projects or just mingling and taking in the vibe.

100% Volunteer-Run

Your software is peer-produced. Why not your conference? Open Source Bridge is pioneered and planned by a team of open source developers and technologists. What’s more, we’ve built an open source application to manage talk proposals.

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Conference Registration Now Open!

March 5, 2010 – 12:50 pm

Mark Building, Portland Art Museum

We are very happy to announce that registration for Open Source Bridge 2010 is now open!

This year we are thrilled to have an excellent downtown location, the Portland Art Museum, 4 full days of sessions (that’s one more than last year), and an on-site 24-hour Hacker Lounge!

Early Bird passes are available now through April 1st and are $225.

After that, conference passes will be $300. We are offering a student rate of $99 (you will be required to show current student ID when you pick up your badge).

Are you interested in attending more Portland conferences? Until May 19th, if you register for WebVisions or Open Source Bridge, you’ll be able to attend both events for only $400, a significant savings.

Register now

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