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Ross Gardler

Be Liberal with OSS Commit Access « Bill the Plumber - 0 views

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    Somebody that has posted a patch has: learned how to download the source, has learned how to build your project, has stepped through your code to find and understand their bug or new feature, and most importantly has shown a tremendous amount of initiative.
Ross Gardler

Company / Project Commit Details - 0 views

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    Company / Project Commit Stats for Eclipse
Ross Gardler

Brief overview of AVOIR - 0 views

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    The African Virtual Open Initiatives and Resources (AVOIR) builds capacity in software engineering in Africa using Free Software (Open Source) as the vehicle.
Ross Gardler

Twitter And The Revenue Dilemma - 0 views

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    Your valuation can actually go down once you turn on revenue.
Ross Gardler

Doing science in the open - physicsworld.com - 0 views

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    Michael Nielsen explains how we can build a better culture of online collaboration
Ross Gardler

Entertaining Code » Don't Be an Open Source Douchebag - 0 views

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    I encourage any programmer to practice their technical skills on an open source project. But while you do so, take the opportunity to practice your people skills a bit as well, or why not your writing skills? Don't be an open source douchebag - someone reporting your software's flaws is not attacking you personally.
Ross Gardler

11 Apache Technologies that Have Changed Computing in the Last 10 Years - 0 views

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    Although a completely volunteer organization, the ASF has helped create some of the most important technologies underpinning the modern Internet. Here, we look at some of the Apache technologies that have changed computing over the last decade, as well as those Apache technologies poised to change computing in the next 10 years.
gab han

OSS Watch Workshop: Engaging Developers with Open Source... - Eventbrite - 0 views

  • Why should software developers who create local customisations of open source software take the further step of submitting their changes back to the main project? While it takes more effort initially, having these changes integrated in the project becomes efficient in the long run: local modifications need not be re-applied at every upgrade, and the project takes over their maintenance.  Also, by building up a record of useful contributions, one can gain influence in shaping the project's future.This OSS Watch workshop will present this argument in greater detail, explaining how developers engaged in customisations of open source software should make these contributions. Some examples of projects that benefited from this type of engagement of their developers with open source software will be presented by people directly involved in these processes.
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      Testing with sticky notes
Ross Gardler

Survey Says Agile-Developed Software is Easier to Support - Cutter Consortium - pitchen... - 0 views

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    An impressive majority of software development organizations (77%) report that they have adopted agile methods, at least for some of their projects. And according to the data most of these organizations (53%) found that agile-developed software is easier to support due to frequent product releases and customer involvement during development.
Ross Gardler

Once More unto the Breach: More on Open Source Conversion Rate Myths - 0 views

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    In a normal proprietary software company this means you've disqualified someone that isn't a customer in the pipeline, in the open source corporate world, I believe they sit in a different process. Instead of a manufacturing metaphor (pipelines) we need a more organic social metaphor to track success and growth of the community. Lead generation is a measure of community engagement. You want to grow your community. Customers will self-qualify.
Ross Gardler

OpenGoo: An Open Source Answer To Google Apps - 0 views

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    A resource like Google Apps may seem like an easier choice for collaborative office applications, but some businesses can't or won't risk their company's data to resource it can't fully control. OpenGoo lets users enjoy the functionality of other popular
Ross Gardler

Just How Much Does a Lite Version Help Boost App Sales? « The App Farm - 0 views

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    Get a a 400-500% increase in sales with the provision of a "lite" verstion of your application.
Ross Gardler

How Microsoft Made PHP Suck Less on Windows | ITworld - 0 views

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    Microsoft contribute heavily to a better PHP experience on Windows.
Ross Gardler

tecosystems » The Private Cloud: Opening the Door for Open Source - 0 views

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    Private clouds need open source.
Ross Gardler

Wookie Accepted into Apache Incubator at OSS Watch team blog - 0 views

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    Wookie, a W3C Widget Engine, enters the Apache Incubator (well done University of Bolton)
Ross Gardler

451 CAOS Theory » Open source as an on-ramp to the cloud - 0 views

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    Open source as an on-ramp to the cloud
Ross Gardler

In enterprise IT, open source should be managed like any other software - Community - C... - 0 views

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    There are many aspects unique to open source, but when it comes to enterprise IT, open source should be treated no different to any other business software.
Ross Gardler

Wazi » Articles » A Primer on Europe for US-Based Open Source Communities and... - 0 views

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    Europe leads the world in open source software adoption and development. Open source solutions have greater market share in Europe than the rest of the world, both on the server and the desktop, and more open source developers live in Europe than on any o
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