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FreeBSD Foundation Intern Jim Huang Chen on Raspberry Pi Support and Open Source
When Jim Huang Chen began his internship with the FreeBSD Foundation, he was only finishing his first year as a Software Engineering student at the University of Waterloo. A few months later, he had spent the summer working inside the FreeBSD codebase, contributing to Raspberry Pi support, learning from longtime developers, and gaining a much deeper understanding of how an operating system works. For Jim, that process of learning became one of t…
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FreeBSD Foundation Intern Jim Huang Chen on Raspberry Pi Support and Open Source
When Jim Huang Chen began his internship with the FreeBSD Foundation, he was only finishing his first year as a Software Engineering student at the University of Waterloo. A few months later, he had spent the summer working inside the FreeBSD codebase, contributing to Raspberry Pi support, learning from longtime developers, and gaining a much deeper understanding of how an operating system works. For Jim, that process of learning became one of t…
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