Hot programming languages, top open source projects, MS-DOS, Python, Calcurse, and more

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I'm filling in for this weeks top 10 while Rikki Endsley is attending LISA 18 in Nashville, Tennessee. Our team is still coming off the high from seeing so many of our communtiy members last week at All Things Open in Raleigh, North Carolina. What a great time! Let's dive right into this weeks top 10.

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Weekly top 10 (October 22-28)

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What's the next programming language you want to learn?

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Get organized at the Linux command line with Calcurse

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How to write your favorite R functions in Python

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Living on the command line: Why mistakes are a good thing

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Hot programming languages, top open source projects, MS-DOS, Python, Calcurse, and more

2018 Open Source Yearbook

Weekly top 10 (October 22-28)

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