I'm a part of the tech department for an awesome investigative journalism network called OCCRP. I'm really passionate about open source software, artificial intelligence and information security. My open source contributions are now merged with projects like reddit, elementary OS and the Tor Project. I'm running a personal blog where I share my personal stories. You can connect with me on Twitter: @r3bl_.

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Beginners to Open Source, code background

6 starting points for open source beginners

Looking to make your first pull request? Check out these helpful resources from Aleksandar...
Aleksandar Todorović 28 Jan 2016 1 comment
Girl reaching out to the stars

Open source software powers NASA's Mars VR project

See how open source software powers OnSight, a NASA project that lets users experience Mars in...
Aleksandar Todorović 19 Jan 2016
The right and left brain coming together

Open source is ugly: Improving UI and UX

We reached out to Garth Braithwaite for an interview ahead of his All Things Open talk, "Open...
Aleksandar Todorović 22 Sep 2015 9 comments
share word on code background

9 ways to attract students to your open source project

A student's perspective on how you can attract students to your open source project.
Aleksandar Todorović 11 Sep 2015 1 comment
Two different business organization charts

Rackspace developer advocate on getting started with open source

We reached out to Rackspace's Don Schenck to get a sneak peek of his All Things Open talk, "OMG—How...
Aleksandar Todorović 02 Sep 2015
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Commented on 11 Feb 2016
6 reasons to blog in Markdown with Jekyll
How many articles do you have on your site? Do you find Jekyll under-performing when dealing with the larger number of articles? I'm asking this because, in my case, on my site with ~200 articles, it takes approximately 4.5...
Commented on 27 Jan 2016
How many IoT devices do you own?
Well, I'm not 100% sure is Raspberry Pi considered to be an IoT device or just a small computer (I guess it depends on the use). If yes, then two. If not, then zero.
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