Resources and insights

Alex is a software engineer at Scarf who recently open sourced a tool to generate Haskell server stubs called Tie.

Tanner Linsley joined us to explain how he got started in open source and how he has made working in open source sustainable.

Scarf Sessions is a new stream where we have conversations with people shaping the landscape in open source and open source sustainability. This post will give a recap of the conversation Scarf CEO, Avi Press and I had with our guest Stefano Maffulli.

Learn how Nestybox used Scarf to gather better project insights and provide accurate data during their recent acquisition.

Community is important to the success of open source software. To understand and grow a community, project founders and maintainers need visibility into various technical, social, and even financial metrics. But what metrics should we be using?

This blog post will talk about Relude, a project we use in the majority of our Scarf tech stack

Should Python eggs be deprecated in favor of wheels? What does the data show? This post explores how the right data can make decisions like this easier for maintainers and Open Source organizations.

Advanced registry analytics are now available for Python package maintainers