OpenTalk is open source
The code of OpenTalk is published under the EUPL (European Public License) on Open CoDE. We have chosen the EUPL because it is a modern licence that is specifically geared towards the European legal area, but also provides a good basis internationally.
Would you like to participate?
Over the medium term, we are hoping to attract active collaboration from the open source community. There will be opportunities to develop extensions for OpenTalk, or perhaps do some work towards the integration with other solutions. Additional modules, plugins, patches, or style themes would all be very valuable contributions. However, managing community contributions and finding ways to integrate these with our internal development processes and roadmaps requires a structured approach that we have yet to define in full.
If you are interested in becoming a part of this community, don't hesitate to let us know: community@opentalk.eu or subscribe to our devel mailinglist.
Rust, React & Redux
Rust is a modern programming language that we use to interconnect our OpenTalk backend team. Fast, secure, and efficient - ideal for the development of a snappy video conferencing solution with massive scale-out. Our backend team members love working with Rust and will never go back to anything less capable.
Our frontend uses JavaScript/React and Redux, focused on security and performance.
OpenTalk is hiring!
Many developers love Rust and OpenTalk is hiring! At OpenTalk, we are looking for people who would like to work as full-time Rust developers, Frontend developers or Product manager.
Are you passionate about data protection, free and secure communication over the Internet, and the idea of digital sovereignty? Then get in touch!