Open source year in review
Jan 2, 2019Joel Marcey, Eric Nakagawa, Christian Delahousse
Summary
This post details Meta's open source contributions in 2018, highlighting the release of 153 new projects and a total of 474 active projects. It showcases significant releases in AI/ML (PyTorch 1.0, QNNPACK, FBGEMM, PyText, Horizon, ONNX, Glow, Detectron, Mask R-CNN2Go, Big Sur/Basin, TensorComprehensions, DensePose, Translate, TorchCraftAI), development tools (Flipper, Pyre, Bowler), networking (Katran, Fizz), data infrastructure (LogDevice, XAR), and documentation tools (Docusaurus). It also mentions the formation of the GraphQL foundation and improvements to internal tooling like ShipIt.
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