We prioritize open source tools because they are integral to our business model, and we focus on what we can reasonably contribute back to the community.

There's a growing interest in open source within enterprises, as it allows companies to utilize powerful tools without the associated costs of proprietary software.

Open source is a strong go-to-market strategy for dev tools, as many developers prefer working with open source solutions.

The open-source strategy is a good business strategy, as it fosters a robust ecosystem that enhances the quality of the products we build.

Open source has an important role, and we are developing a powerful open-source model that will be better than existing ones.

We are capable of utilizing the latest open-source models and fine-tuning them to create a better information experience for users.

Leverage open-source resources and community contributions to enhance your product without incurring high development costs.

Open source is now powering almost every business, and it's become the norm to release software on platforms like GitHub. I spend the first hour and a half of my day managing pull requests for the open-source Laravel framework, and I'm still the only person doing that at the company.

In open source, a company can invest deeply in a project by allocating engineers to work on it, rather than just giving money to everyone involved.