Advice from open source community managers, big projects with tiny chips, and more

WEEKLY NEWS What I learned while editing Wikipedia Bridging the gender gap and editing out oppression. Like Arduino? Miniaturize your project with TinyCircuits Small chips can power big projects. How to analyze corporate contributions to open source projects Lessons from examining OpenStack. Got questions on open hardware? Just ask an engineer. Adafruit's Limor Fried on diversity among makers. Open source internships make great career starters Advice and tips from former Red Hat interns. Data centers go green with open hardware, the UK examines open options, and more Open source news from around the Web. FROM THE ARCHIVES How open source is driving the future of cloud computing By Michael Tiemann How the mobile revolution is challenging open source user interfaces By Pascal Mangold OPEN SOURCE EVENTS Atlanta's most exciting conference for professional software developers, DevNexus 2014, takes place on February 24-25. The UK Open Source Awards are taking place on February 26. Be sure to nominate any worthy individuals, companies, or students by February 19! Check out the events calendar to see other upcoming open source events and submit your own! The Joomla! project's leadership team is comprised of volunteers who are equally as diverse as the community they represent. We profiled five project leaders as a part of our Women in Open Source Week. Open source community managers have some of the best jobs in the world. We asked 14 leaders from projects including Ubuntu, KDE, SourceForge, and the Open Knowledge Foundation what they loved best about being community managers. New Poll: What open source projects are best for beginners? Come vote for your favorite. Did we miss a project you'd love to share? Be sure to let us know in the comments. ENTERPRISERS PROJECT Join the open sourced-dialogue about the future of CIOs. How do CIOs deal with Agile and DevOps? It's a frequent question for Dun & Bradstreet technology VP Aaron Stibel. His response may surprise you. How to manage your negative thoughts and feelings Learn to better manage these emotions and improve your leadership skills. How CIOs can think like a startup It's a great way to move projects forward quickly. If you're worried your daring new idea to improve your company might get shot down by execs, you can always take your project under the radar. In this Harvard Business Review article, you'll learn the pros and cons of going into stealth mode.