Open.source.innovation.20070624
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This document discusses open source software. It provides definitions of FOSS and examples like Linux, Eclipse, and Firefox. It describes FOSS processes as global collaboration with short development cycles and decentralized testing. FOSS technologies benefit from source code availability and community involvement that can improve quality. Architectures are evolutionary and modular to reduce complexity. Business models provide services around packaging, support and customization of FOSS software.
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Open.source.innovation.20070624
- 11. Thank you. Q & A
Editor's Notes
- Windows: 2 years ( traditional ) Debian: 1 year ( traditional ) Oracle: 1 year MySQL: 4 weeks Eclipse: 6 weeks Fedora: 3-6 months Shared dev : cvs Shared knowledge: know bugs/fixes are in cvs -> dig it to share -> knowledge bases.
- Developers try/share new ideas, implementation, algorithms, new process Having a community is the motivation of developers. Feedback control system: a system is better if it has feedback. Multi level
- Fast/effective defect-correction cycle: both quality and security. Users/testers find bugs -> developers fix. Findbugs: jlint: find bug prone code and bug itself.