Jen Wike Huger

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Raleigh, NC

Jen leads a team of community managers for the Digital Communities team at Red Hat. She lives in Raleigh with her husband and daughters, June and Jewel.

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Authored Content

Opensource.com preview for June

The Opensource.com preview brings you highlights from last month, editorial announcements for coming months, and other tidbits. In May, we attended a few conferences and…

Top 5 articles of the week on Opensource.com

Top 5: 3D printed violin, Raspberry Pi or Arduino for beginners?, and more

In this week's Top 5, we highlight an open source 3D printed violin; a poll asking which of these two prominent boards, Raspberry Pi or Arduino, is best for beginners; one…

Top 5: How to avoid burnout, GUI frameworks, and more

In this week's Top 5, we highlight the project management tool Redmine, advice from a tech recruiter, a new open standard called "federated sharing," open source options to…

Top 5: PittMesh routers, Linux password manager KeePassX, and more

In this week's Top 5, we highlight community-owned router Pittmesh, password manager KeePassX, results of the 2016 Open Source Jobs Report, a look at what an open source…

The Opensource.com preview for May

The Opensource.com preview brings you highlights from last month, editorial announcements for coming months, and other tidbits. In April, we made print editions available of…

Top 5: My Linux Story from Uganda, Astro Pi flight case, DuckDuckGo's Instant Answers, and more

In this week's Top 5, we highlight a Linux story about becoming a full stack engineer, how to make a Astro Pi flight case, DuckDuckGo on Instant Answers as they compete with…

Authored Comments

Jen Wike Huger

1 Aug 2014

Open source product development most effective when social

Fantastic! Email me at open@opensource.com to discuss a potential article.

Jen Wike Huger

1 Aug 2014

Open source product development most effective when social

Thanks so much for your comment, David. It's great to hear about your experience. It looks like NVDA is free or available for donation, but any idea if it is open source?