Keynote: Welcome New Projects
summary
Electron formalizes an open governance model this year and moves stewardship into the OpenJS incubation track, with five-to-six working groups of five-to-eight people each; AMP shifts decision-making out of Google, keeps the amp cache and global servers under foundation control and refocuses on openness, accessibility and long‑term maintenance. Electron keeps momentum as electron enables desktop apps with web technologies, gains legal and marketing support, and secures succession for smaller projects like HospitalRun.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome and introductions
- 1:02Why join a foundation
- 4:56Opening governance and decision-making
- 7:05Project visions and values
- 9:15Transitioning to incubation
- 12:25Benefits of joining a foundation
- 15:34Choosing OpenJS Foundation
- 17:38Project scale differences
- 20:34Future plans and call to action
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