Open source year in review
1/2/2019 · Joel Marcey, Eric Nakagawa, Christian Delahousse
What this post added
This post details Meta's open source contributions in 2018, highlighting the release of 153 new projects and the growth of their active portfolio to 474. It specifically mentions the release of PyTorch 1.0, AI/ML related projects like QNNPACK, FBGEMM, PyText, Horizon, Glow, Detectron, Mask R-CNN2Go, TensorComprehensions, DensePose, Translate, and TorchCraftAI. It also covers development tools such as Flipper, Pyre, and Bowler, networking tools like Katran and Fizz, data infrastructure tools like LogDevice and XAR, and VR/AR related projects like React 360. The post also notes the continued success of Docusaurus and the initiation of the GraphQL foundation, along with improvements to internal tooling like ShipIt.