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Join Online Communities: There are numerous online communities for open source enthusiasts where you can connect with like-minded people, ask questions, and share ideas. Some popular online communities in Canada include the Open Source Hardware Group, Open Source Canada, and the Open Source Software Institute.
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Read Books and Publications: There are many books and publications on open source that can help you gain a deeper understanding of the technology. Some notable books on open source in Canada include “The Art of Community” by Jono Bacon and “Open Source Leadership” by Jean-Francois Arseneault.
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Take Online Courses: There are numerous online courses on open source that can help you learn about the technology. Some popular online course platforms include Coursera, edX, and Udemy.
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Participate in Open Source Projects: Contributing to open source projects is a great way to learn about the technology and gain hands-on experience. Some notable open source projects in Canada include Drupal, OpenOffice, and GIMP.
Notable Technologists from Canada Throughout History:
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James Gosling: Canadian computer scientist and creator of the Java programming language.
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Alan Kay: Computer scientist and pioneer of object-oriented programming.
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Alexander Graham Bell: Inventor of the telephone and founder of the Bell Telephone Company.
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Chris Dibona: Open source evangelist and former director of Google’s Open Source Programs Office.
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Eugene Fiume: Computer graphics researcher and founding director of the Computer Graphics Lab at the University of Toronto.
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