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Days have passed since the great earthquake in Kahramanmaraş. We have been through a lot during this process. Tremendous aid, the superhuman solidarity of non-governmental organizations, the rush
Days have passed since the great earthquake in Kahramanmaraş. We have been through a lot during this process. Tremendous aid, the superhuman solidarity of non-governmental organizations, the rush of other countries to help.
In addition to all these, the software developers, the profession recently at the forefront of the “brain drain” polemic, set an example of solidarity from day one of the earthquake. More than 23 thousand Turkish software developers, “Open software networkHe came together in a community called ‘and completed projects that would normally take years, in one day.
You may have seen these projects: the software developers prepared these projects by mutual agreement, without any superstructure or company. This solidarity It took place in the international press for the Turkish press.
Organizing 23 thousand people in such a short time and above all producing a “software product” is not an unprecedented task. We also wondered how this work was done and made an interview with Furkan Kılıç, the founder of the platform, and Eser Özvataf, Community Manager.
Source: Web Tekno
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