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The official global series of conferences of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF), Community Over Code Asia 2025, will be held in Beijing from July 25 to 27. This conference will bring together global open source leaders, technology pioneers and community practitioners to explore "Tomorrow's Technology Today" in a three-day collision of wisdom. HyperAI will participate in this event as a cooperative community and set up a market booth. Everyone is welcome to come and play~

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The main forum of this conference has carefully designed a three-dimensional advanced agenda of "Technology-Business-Culture". Based on the spirit of "Community Over Code" advocated by the Apache community, it has built an open source journey that runs through technological innovation, business practice and humanistic thinking.

Day 1: A new paradigm for AI development (July 25)

As generative AI revolutionizes the software development paradigm, the first day of the main forum will unveil the deep thinking of open source and AI development. From the intelligent upgrade of tools to the reconstruction of development paradigms, from security attack and defense to the evolution of individual capabilities - the global open source technology pioneer will show how the open source community can harness the AI wave and reshape the developer's tool chain, collaboration model and innovation boundaries. In addition, our carefully prepared roundtable session will also bring together experts from AutoCoder, Linkerbot, SiliconFlow and other companies to share the evolution code of developers in the intelligent era based on front-line engineering practices.

Day 2:The Golden Age of Tech Entrepreneurs (July 26)

The main forum on the second day will start an in-depth exploration from community insights to entrepreneurial practices. Focusing on the evolution of the entire life cycle of open source projects, it not only objectively presents the development trajectory of the Apache China community based on data, but also includes a discussion on the resilience of open source projects through the period of inflated expectations. At the same time, in response to the challenges faced by open source entrepreneurs in various links from code contribution to commercial closed loops, guests will also share practical experiences and deeply analyze how to build a sustainable bridge between open source ideals and business realities. The roundtable jointly created by the core builders of innovative projects such as Apache Answer and HeyForm will conduct an in-depth discussion on the evolution of independent developers under the wave of AI.

Day 3:Open Source Culture/Community/Stories (July 27)

Returning to the origin of the open source spirit, the third day of the forum ended with community culture. From the macro-historical resonance of the scholar spirit and the open source concept to the micro-footprint of the seven-year community growth of individuals, participants will learn how Apache builds a growth flywheel that nourishes both community evolution and personal growth, becoming a connector of civilization and an incubator of innovation. Finally, the main forum will open up a practical perspective on globalization with a roundtable discussion on "User growth and commercialization path of overseas technology products".

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Jiang Ning

Initiator of Apache Local Community (ALC) Beijing, member of Apache Foundation, chief evangelist of ByteDance Open Source Office, former technical expert of Huawei Open Source Management Center, former chief software engineer of Red Hat Software, has more than 15 years of experience in enterprise-level open source middleware development, rich experience in Java development and use, and is a functional programming enthusiast.

Jiang Bo

Head of Open Source Technology Growth & Internationalization of Ant Group, full member of the Apache Software Foundation, Chairman of Open Source Society for 2024-2025, former operating partner of SegmentFault, has more than 10 years of work experience in developer relations, user growth and other fields, participated in and spoke at many international community activities such as Community Over Code NA/EU/Asia, Open Source Congress, DevRelCon London, OpenUK State of Open Con, FOSSAsia, etc., is an executive member of the Open Source Development Committee of the China Computer Society and organizing secretary of the Open Source Technology Committee of the China Communications Society.

Bian Sikang

Director of Ant Open Source Business, he presided over the establishment of Ant Group's first open source office and is currently responsible for Ant Group's open source governance, coordination, strategy, growth and new business exploration. He actively participates in the work of the open source community and open source foundations. He is a member of the OIF Asia Advisory Board, an executive member of the CCF Open Source Development Committee, and a former LF AI & Data Outreach Chair. Before Ant, he worked at Square and Microsoft as a software engineer and project leader.

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📅 July 25 09:30 – 12:15

Welcome Speech｜The power of community

Share time:July 25, 09:30-09:45

Jiang Ning｜Chairman of COC Asia Conference, member of Apache Software Foundation, Chief Open Source Evangelist of ByteDance Open Source Office (OSPO)

Jiang Ning, founder of Apache Local Community (ALC) Beijing, member of the Apache Foundation, chief evangelist of ByteDance Open Source Office, former technical expert of Huawei Open Source Management Center, former chief software engineer of Red Hat Software, has more than 15 years of experience in enterprise-level open source middleware development, rich experience in Java development and use, and is a functional programming enthusiast.

Speech topic: Facing challenges in the security field

Share time:July 25 09:45-10:15

Topic Introduction:Starting with the first web server project running on an open source operating system, ASF has established hundreds of communities based on the principles of openness, collaboration and public interest. Today, open source software accounts for about 90% of all commercial code, with an estimated value of up to $8.8 billion, but it has also become a new battlefield for malicious attackers to exploit vulnerabilities for profit. This speech will combine real cases to discuss the attack scenarios and protection strategies faced by open source systems, explain the key responsibilities of open source managers in vulnerability handling, and deeply analyze how the Apache Software Foundation responds to escalating security threats.

Craig Russell｜Apache Software Foundation member, Incubator PMC member, Emeritus Board chair

Craig joined Apache in 2005 as a committer of the incubating JDO project, and became an Apache member in 2007. He served as assistant secretary in 2009, secretary in 2010, and was elected director in 2019, and has been re-elected for four terms. His open source governance philosophy emphasizes "practitioners leading decision-making" and opposes the corporate hierarchical management model. In recent years, he has been committed to optimizing the foundation's collaboration process and promoting the standardization of open source intellectual property management.

Speech topic: Product development in the AI era | Change and persistence

Share time:July 25, 10:15-10:45 Topic Introduction:The rapid development of GenAI is profoundly changing the rules of the game in the product world. Product forms are evolving towards AI natively, and the development process is being redefined as AI gradually intervenes in every link of the product life cycle. "One person completes one product" is gradually becoming a reality. This sharing will try to use an open mindset and a new way of interaction, through structured analysis and novel debate interactions, to jointly explore the "change" and "invariance" of product paradigms in the AI era, and try to answer the question: When AI makes the world faster, can we also make products better? This will provide you with some core thoughts on the product development paradigm.

Speakers:

Chen Yang｜Co-founder of Open Source Society

Emily Chen, co-founder of Open Source Society and current member of the board of directors of Open Source Society, has been a practitioner, organizer and connector in the open source community for many years and is committed to promoting the development and integration of open source culture in China and around the world.

In 2008, Chen Yang founded the GNOME.Asia community and successfully brought the GNOME.Asia Summit to more than a dozen Asian countries and regions. In 2010, she served as a member of the GNOME Foundation Board of Directors, and in 2014, she won the GNOME Foundation's highest honor, the "GNOME Pants Award", at the GUADEC Conference in Sweden.

Since 2017, Chen Yang has organized visits to China for GitHub CEO, COO and global open source leaders many times, actively promoting exchanges and cooperation between international platforms and China's open source ecosystem. She has served as the representative of the OSI China Alliance and the Deputy Secretary-General of the China Open Source Promotion Alliance (2016), and has played an important role in communicating with international standards organizations. She has initiated a number of influential open source projects in China, including the Open Source Society Annual Report, the China Open Source Annual Conference (COSCon), and the "33 Open Source Pioneers" list. In addition, she is a core contributor to Mozilla, a mentor for Google Summer of Code (GSoC), and one of the organizers of the 2024 Open Source Congress. She is currently the TOC mentor of the Open Atom Open Source Foundation.

As a witness and promoter of China's open source field, Chen Yang continues to explore new paradigms of global open source in the AI era with an open, collaborative and connected attitude.

Bian Sikang｜Ant Group Open Source Director

Head of Ant Open Source and Director of Open Source Business, he has promoted Ant Open Source from early strategic exploration to a complete team including open source governance coordination, strategy, developer experience, growth, internationalization and new business exploration. He actively participates in the work of the open source community and foundation, is a member of the OIF Asia Advisory Board, an outstanding executive member of the CCF Open Source Development Committee, and has served as LF AI & Data Outreach Chair. Before Ant, he had more than ten years of experience as a software engineer and technical product manager at Square and Microsoft.

Speech topic: AI Agent | The golden key to unlock AI applications in the real world

Share time:July 25, 10:45-11:00

Topic Introduction:AI Agents bridge the gap between theoretical AI models and practical applications by combining perception, decision-making, and autonomous action. They use machine learning, natural language processing, and real-time analysis to adapt to dynamic environments and user needs, and achieve seamless interaction and intelligent automation. Its core value lies in simplifying workflows, reducing manual intervention, and enhancing scalability, becoming the "golden key" for AI to land in actual scenarios. This speech will explain how AI Agents can achieve tangible results through adaptive, self-improving intelligent systems.

Speakers:

Wong JingYu｜Senior Technical Expert at Alibaba Cloud

Alibaba Cloud senior technical expert, solution architect jmanus is one of the main contributors.

He has 15 years of work experience in Alibaba, mainly responsible for technical directions such as distributed database (TDDL/DRDS) and distributed messaging system (RocketMQ/Notify), and has witnessed the entire development process of Alibaba's underlying technology.

He has also worked on businesses related to enterprise digital transformation, and explored enterprise Internet digital transformation with China's mainstream retail and manufacturing companies. He has served as the head of enterprise Internet architecture products, head of Alibaba Cloud solution architect, and senior product manager for HEMA digital business management.

Speech topic: Empowering the open source ecosystem with GenAI and stimulating a wave of innovation among developers

Share time:July 25, 11:00-11:15

Topic Introduction:In a rapidly evolving environment where open source, cloud computing, and generative AI converge, the strategic partnership between AWS and the Apache Software Foundation is redefining the developer experience. This presentation will explore how AWS empowers Apache open source project developers through intelligent cloud-native services and AI-enhanced development platforms, focusing on the transformation of core Apache project workflows such as Spark, Kafka, and Airflow by generative AI—from the Amazon Q smart coding tool designed for the Apache framework to the open source Multi-Agent Cloud Deployment Kits, revealing how developers can leverage AI to improve productivity. At the same time, AWS will share its contributions to the generative AI open source community and developer education programs, looking forward to the innovative boundaries expanded by the co-evolution of cloud-native open source technologies and AI.

Speakers:

Zheng YuBin｜Senior Developer Evangelist at Amazon Web Services

She has more than 20 years of experience in the ICT industry and digital transformation. She is currently a senior developer evangelist at AWS, focusing on cloud native, cloud security, generative artificial intelligence and other fields. As the first female technical evangelist in AWS China, she actively participates in the construction of the developer community. As an architect with 18 years of experience, she provides consulting and technical implementation of solutions such as data center construction and software-defined data centers for industries such as finance, education, manufacturing, and high-tech. She uses industry experience to provide technical guidance to developers and create brilliance together.

Speech topic: TRAE | Real AI Engineer

Share time:July 25, 11:15-11:30

Topic Introduction:As AI technology deeply intervenes in the development process, programming is undergoing fundamental changes. Developers can generate code by interacting with language models, use IDE to intelligently complete logic, and rely on intelligent agents to debug complex applications, which greatly reduces the threshold for technical implementation. This is not only an improvement in productivity, but also means that programming is no longer a skill exclusive to a few people, but a universal tool for more people to realize their creativity. This topic will systematically analyze how the TRAE platform accelerates innovation among global developers by reconstructing the R&D process and promotes engineering practice into a new stage of intelligent collaboration.

Speakers:

Wang Tao｜Trae, Product Manager at ByteDance

Trae Product Manager at ByteDance.

Roundtable Discussion｜AI reshapes development: From tool revolution to developer evolution

Share time:July 25, 11:30-12:15

Topic Introduction:Artificial intelligence is reshaping software development at an unprecedented speed. When AI becomes a "super collaborator" for developers, will the leap in development efficiency be accompanied by a reconstruction of capability requirements? How will the intelligence of the tool chain break down technical barriers and give birth to new career paths? Faced with the new balance of human-machine collaboration, how can developers break through and evolve?

William Zhu from AutoCoder, Yang Su from Linkerbot, Pan Yang from SiliconFlow, and Tao Wang from ByteDance were invited to this roundtable. They will analyze how AI can reconstruct the entire process of code generation, debugging and optimization, and even system architecture based on AI-assisted development tools, intelligent programming frameworks, and engineering practices, and discuss the opportunities and challenges behind this for developers. Tang Xiaoyin, executive editor-in-chief of CSDN & New Programmer, will serve as the moderator of this forum, structuring thinking from a senior industry perspective and guiding guests to focus on core propositions.

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Tang Xiaoyin｜CSDN & 《New Programmer》Executive Editor

Tang Xiaoyin is the executive editor of CSDN & New Programmer and the person in charge of the Gravitation column. He is responsible for the planning of the New Programmer series of books and the Annual Survey Report on Chinese Developers. He is also the co-editor of the Blue Book on China's Open Source Development, the Report on Chinese AI Application Developers, and the Report on Chinese Open Source Application Developers. He has been the editor-in-chief of many open source and developer conferences and is an open source enthusiast.

Panelists:

Sueforeign｜Co-founder of Smart Hands

Open source software developer and blogger, often active in the technology community. GitHub top 1500 developers worldwide, concurrently serves as an evangelist and consultant for multiple technology platforms, committed to the implementation of cutting-edge technologies and the co-construction of ecosystems. Good at promoting technology from concept to product, welcome to discuss potential cooperation opportunities with partners from all walks of life. Previously served as: Director of Community R&D and IT Technology at Beijing Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, Technical Evangelist at Meituan, Front-end Architect at X Finance, Senior Front-end Development Engineer at Alibaba Cloud, Meituan, Taobao and Sina Cloud.

Wang Tao｜Trae, Product Manager at ByteDance

Trae Product Manager at ByteDance.

Yang Pan｜Co-founder of Silicon Mobility

Yang Pan is a well-known Chinese tech entrepreneur with extensive connections in the Chinese tech startup ecosystem. As co-founder and former CTO of RongCloud, he built the world's largest instant messaging cloud service from scratch. As one of the first .NET developers in China and a senior expert in large-scale high-concurrency instant messaging and social platforms, he played a key role in the construction and operation of three billion-level platforms, MSN, Fetion and RongCloud, from scratch. With ten years of experience in supporting Chinese developers facing the world, he has a deep understanding of the global market, user behavior and business dynamics, and serves as a globalization consultant for many companies.

William｜Author of Auto-Coder/Byzer-SQL project, researcher at IDEA Research Institute, former technical partner of Kyligence

Currently focusing on empowering data and programming with artificial intelligence, he is working full-time on the development of Code Agent in the MoonBit language. Byzer-SQL won the second prize in the 2022 China Open Source Innovation Competition and the first prize in the 2023 Pudong New Area Artificial Intelligence Innovation Competition. Auto-Coder was selected as one of GitCode's top ten open source projects in 2024, and won the GitCode 2024 Open Source Person of the Year. He was also named one of the 33 Chinese Open Source Pioneers in 2022 and won the "Developer Pioneer" award in the 2023 Global AI Developer Pioneer Competition.

📅 July 26 9:30 a.m. – 12:15

Theme: The Golden Age of Technology Entrepreneurs

Speech topic: Research on Apache community development - data analysis based on the China Open Source Annual Report

Share time:July 26, 09:30-10:00

Topic Introduction:With the rapid development of the global open source ecosystem, the influence of the Chinese open source community on the international stage continues to increase. This sharing is based on the data analysis of the "China Open Source Annual Report", focusing on the participation, technical contributions and development trends of the Chinese Apache open source community, aiming to reveal the role and challenges of the Chinese Apache open source community in the global open source ecosystem.

Speakers:

Wang Wei｜Professor of East China Normal University

Wang Wei is currently a professor at the School of Data Science and Engineering, East China Normal University, and the founder of X-lab Open Laboratory. He is a distinguished member of CCF, a member of the CCF Open Source Development Committee, the person in charge of the open source governance series standards of the China Electronics Standardization Institute, a member of the Mulan Open Source Community Technical Committee, and a director of the Open Source Club. His research direction is open source development ecology.

Topic: How to keep open source projects running after the craze fades

Share time:July 26 10:00-10:30

Topic Introduction:This topic will systematically explain how open source software projects cope with the challenge of declining attention after the period of inflated expectations based on the theoretical framework of Gartner's technology maturity curve. It will focus on analyzing the core role of social media and developer community collaboration in maintaining popularity and attracting contributors, and share the empirical path of freeCodeCamp's ten-year operation - the project has received more than 400,000 Stars on GitHub and accumulated more than 50,000 code base contributions. It aims to help more open source maintainers develop their own projects sustainably by sharing reusable project resilience building strategies.

Speakers:

Quincy Larson |Founder of freeCodeCamp.org

Quincy Larson is a teacher and the founder of freeCodeCamp.org, an open source project that has helped millions of people learn to code.

Speech topic: From Commits to Capital | Ignite the entrepreneurial journey with open source passion

Share time:July 26, 10:30-11:00

Topic Introduction:The open source world is often seen as a paradise of code, collaboration, and community. But for entrepreneurs, it is also full of business decisions, investor decisions, and the challenge of balancing ideals with survival.

In this talk, I will share a true and candid story: how an Apache project driven by passion and supported by a global community gradually became commercialized and eventually became a financing company serving corporate customers. We will discuss: how to transform the enthusiasm of the community into a sustainable business model, what key issues investors often misunderstand about open source startups, and how founders can find a way forward in the chaos between contributors and customers.

If you're a technical founder struggling to navigate the gap between open source beliefs and business realities, this is the survival guide I wish someone had told me.

Speakers:

Guo Wei｜CEO of White Whale Open Source

CEO of White Whale Open Source, member of the Apache Foundation, mentor of Apache Incubator, currently a member of the Open Source Technology Committee of the China Communications Society, deputy director of the Intelligent Application Service Branch of the China Software Industry Association, vice president of the Global Small and Medium Enterprise Entrepreneurship Federation, president of the Beijing Branch of TGO Kunpeng Club, outstanding digital technology figure of the Tiger Roaring Decade, member of the Apache DolphinScheduler Project Management Committee, mentor of Apache SeaTunnel, and initiator of the ClickHouse Chinese Community. Graduated from Peking University, worked in the field of big data for more than 20 years, senior architect of IBM and Teradata, former CTO of Analysys, general manager of Wanda E-commerce Data Department, director of big data of Lenovo Research Institute, big data architect of CICC, and made outstanding contributions to the research of cutting-edge fields of big data.

Speech topic: Three key factors that determine the success or failure of software startups

Share time:July 26 11:00-11:30

Topic Introduction:What really determines the success or failure of a software startup? In this keynote, I will share the three most important pillars: a viable business model, a clear product positioning, and a sustainable user acquisition method. These principles are not just theoretical talk - they are extracted from seven years of practice in building JuiceFS. As a distributed file system, JuiceFS has gone through a transition from closed source to open source, from only providing SaaS services to supporting local deployment, and finally started from scratch and was adopted by some extremely demanding data infrastructures.

I'll share the valuable lessons I've learned, the strategic pivots I've made, and the industry changes I've observed along the way. If you're building, investing in, or contributing to a software company -- especially one in open source -- this talk will provide you with actionable insights into what really matters.

Speakers:

Su Rui | Open source advocate, co-founder of JuiceFS

Rui Su is the co-founder of Juicedata and the creator of JuiceFS, an open source distributed file system built on object storage. Over the past 7 years, he has led the system from a proprietary system to a globally adopted Apache 2.0 licensed project. Rui Su is very active in the distributed storage community. Prior to founding Juicedata, he founded a startup and led the development of an online community, which also won the only Ars Electronica Golden Nica Award in China.

Roundtable Discussion｜Independent developmentThe Golden Age of

sharetime:July 26, 11:30-12:15

Topic Introduction:In order to further explore and grasp the infinite possibilities in this wave of change, the Community Over Code Asia 2025 conference has specially planned a roundtable forum on "The Golden Age of Independent Developers". The founders and core members of leading projects such as SegmentFault, VibeCafé, Overseas Fun Club, Apache Answer and SiliconFlow will be invited to discuss in depth how independent developers can rely on the power of open source collaboration to seize opportunities and meet challenges at a time when artificial intelligence has a profound impact on the technology landscape.

They will directly discuss how AI can empower independent developers to build innovative projects, expand personal influence, and realize commercial realization, and discuss core issues such as how tool changes can reshape the development process to overcome technology iteration and competition challenges, and share their personal experience and practical strategies for actually using AI, overcoming challenges, and verifying paths under an open collaborative framework. Participants will gain valuable insights from Apache's front-line practices, understand how the open source model can provide practical solutions in technology selection, resource integration, risk avoidance, and global layout, and point out the direction and inspire thinking for developers and entrepreneurs committed to open source innovation.

Speakers:

Sunny｜SegmentFault CEO

SegmentFault CEO, Apache Answer co-founder, believes in open source and winning the world.

NegativeMing｜Vibe Café organizer

VibeCafé organizer, individual developer.

LuoBaishun｜Independent maker, founder of HeyForm, going overseasIncubatorCo-Founder

Independent maker, founder of HeyForm, co-founder of Chuhaiqu Incubator, and gold medal product recommendation officer of Product Hunt.

Qi Ning Joyqi｜SegmentFault CTO

Joyqi (Qining) is an experienced software engineer and entrepreneur, best known as the founder and CTO of SegmentFault, China's leading developer Q&A community. With over 15 years of experience in web development and open source innovation, he created Typecho, a lightweight blogging platform widely adopted by developers. Joyqi also led the development of the open source project Answer, an open source Q&A platform that graduated from the Apache Incubator and has now become an Apache top-level project. Joyqi is passionate about building tools and communities that empower developers, and places a high priority on simplicity, performance, and open collaboration.

Yang Pan｜Silicon-based flowCo-Founder

📅 July 27 Sunday 9:30 – 12:00

Topic: Open Source Culture/Open Source Community/Open Source Story

Speech topic:The integration of traditional Chinese culture and open source spirit

Share time:July 27 09:30-09:45

Topic Introduction:In Chinese history, the spirit of scholars has always promoted and maintained social development through independent individuals with a public spirit. With the advent of the modern digital economy, when the mobility of digital production factors eliminates physical limitations, the networked nature of collaboration transcends traditional organizational boundaries, and the exponential growth of productivity changes the driving force of value creation, China must build a cultural-knowledge framework that is compatible with the digital economy. As an "incubator" and "container" of dynamic consensus, open source organizations are balancing self-organization vitality and system stability with a decentralized architecture, reshaping the value creation paradigm of "ecological sharing". This topic will analyze its contribution quantification mechanism and licensing consensus system to promote the nonlinear accumulation of individual wisdom in an open ecosystem and break through technical barriers, and ultimately reveal how open source collaboration can become a link between traditional spirit and the progress of digital civilization, and breed "emergent innovation" in digital civilization and economic development.

Speakers:

ZhuQi Gang｜Deputy Director of Global Open Source Collaboration Research Center, University of International Business and Economics

Deputy Secretary-General of Shanghai Open Source Information Technology Association, Deputy Director of Global Open Source Collaboration Research Center of University of International Business and Economics, Executive Member of Open Source Development Committee of China Computer Society, Consultant of Open Source Society, Open Source Consultant of China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Open Source Consultant of Beijing Zhiyuan Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, Co-founder of Guoke Open Source Platform, former core member of OpenHarmony team of Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences, former founding ecology leader and education leader of OpenHarmony project, former head of business development department, education and training department, and industry research department of Open Atom Foundation, one of the early pioneers of open source hardware and open source education in China.

Speech topic: Seven-year itch | My Apache story

Share time:July 27 09:45-10:15

Topic Introduction:In this sharing, Tison will trace his seven-year growth in the Apache Software Foundation - from joining the Apache Flink project as a contributor and obtaining the first submission point, to now serving as a member of the ASF board of directors and incubator mentor, guiding more than 7 incubating projects. By deconstructing the positive cycle mechanism of individual participation depth and community status enhancement, participants will obtain a methodological framework for deep participation in open source governance and gain insight into the future development direction of the ASF collaborative ecosystem.

Speakers:

Chen Zili (@tison) ｜Co-founder, ScopeDB

Tison Chen (@tison) is the co-founder of ScopeDB, a semi-structured data database built with cloud services. He is an experienced open source advocate and ASF member with extensive experience. He has maintained several important projects, including Apache Flink, Apache ZooKeeper, and Apache Pulsar.

Roundtable Discussion｜User growth and commercialization path of overseas technology products

Share time:July 27, 10:15-11:00

Topic Introduction:With the surge in global market demand for intelligent and digital products, for open source, Infra and many application developers, going overseas has gone beyond the stage of asking "Why", and is more concerned with specific methodologies around "How". For this panel, we invited practical experts with rich experience in AI application overseas, founders of overseas incubators, and community leaders who have been responsible for multiple product open source and developer ecosystems to deeply analyze the diversified growth paths of overseas markets, focusing on effective customer acquisition methods, including: how to leverage the influence of local circles through celebrity marketing, accurately reach target users through social media and stimulate communication potential, and how the product-centric PLG model can reduce customer acquisition costs and improve conversion efficiency. At the same time, pay attention to the overseas opportunities of open source projects - relying on the power of the community to expand global influence and build a collaborative ecosystem to help user growth.

In addition, we will also explore how new technologies such as generative AI can empower growth strategies. Through multiple perspectives, we will provide enterprises, developers, and entrepreneurs with feasible growth ideas for going global, helping them achieve business breakthroughs.

Moderator:

Jiang Bo｜ASF official member, Ant Group open source growth leader, Open Source Society chairman

Panelists:

Lin Luqiang｜Co-founder of Open Source Society, AI · Open Source · Developer Ecosystem · Globalization Strategy Consultant

Richard Lin has been deeply involved in open source and developer ecology for 16 years. His industry experience includes being the head of Huawei Cloud AI developer ecology and the head of 01.AI open source big model ecology. His community experience includes co-founder of Open Source Society (the first Chinese community to join the international open source organization OSI) and co-manager of RTE developer community.

The publications include two translated books: The Way to Success in Open Source Projects (2025) and Developer Relations: Methods and Practices (2023). Currently, the service clients include listed companies in the US, Hong Kong and Taiwan stock markets, as well as Chinese AI software and hardware companies. It has helped and incubated multiple projects to complete the global open source ecosystem layout.

Liu Yucheng｜Going overseas to the incubatorFounder, AI Entrepreneur and Growth Engineer,Former Wayfair Machine Learning Platform Director

Liu Yucheng, a technology entrepreneur and artificial intelligence engineer, is committed to empowering independent developers around the world. As the founder of Chuhai De Incubator, he has helped launch more than 50 AI and SaaS projects worldwide, advocating a sustainable, cash-flow-positive "Donkey Corn" business model rather than traditional unicorn hype. Previously, Liu Yucheng led Wayfair's machine learning platform team, responsible for scaling production models that serve millions of customers. Today, he is responsible for R&D at Lucius AI, dedicated to building AI agents with continuous learning capabilities to automate community management for platforms such as Discord. As a data-driven growth architect, Liu Yucheng combines deep technical expertise with pragmatic go-to-market strategies to help transform innovative ideas into profitable products.

Qi Wei｜Founder of Rockbase

Qi Wei, founder of Rockbase. Rockbase is a global studio focused on AI product incubation and growth, committed to building AI products with structured capabilities and commercialization paths from 0 to 1. The company is divided into two core modules: Rockbase Growth, which focuses on basic growth capability building, provides full-case growth solutions including influencer marketing, SEO/ASO, Affiliate, paid advertising, social media matrix, B-side channels and localization (Middle East, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia) through industry know-how, professional teams and diversified cooperation models; Rockbase Labs focuses on the research and development and incubation of AI innovative products, helping teams achieve rapid implementation and scale expansion of product-market fit (PMF), growth strategies and monetization models.

Prior to founding Rockbase, Qi Wei led product and growth work in multiple fields including consumer AI, educational technology, and efficiency tools. She was deeply involved in SEO, content growth engines, and internationalization strategies, and was good at converting technological innovations into actual market user growth and commercial value.

Lightning Talks

Share time:July 27, 11:00 – 12:00

Topic Introduction:Community Over Code Asia 2025 Special Topic Lightning Talk

Guest introduction:

Lin Luqiang｜Co-founder of Open Source Society, AI · Open Source · Developer Ecosystem · Globalization Strategy Consultant

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At Community Over Code Asia 2025, we not only discuss code and technology, but also focus on the power of communities that connect people and inspire collective wisdom. As Apache advocates, "Community Over Code". From July 25 to July 27, we sincerely invite you to gather in Beijing to connect wisdom and start the future together.

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