If you ask the average citizen on the street for a definition of "open source," you'll probably get a blank look. Ask a programmer, though, and you'll not only get a precise definition, but several examples and an emotional argument for why it's good or bad.
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The Latest Chapter in the Open-Source Wars
By Ed Yourdon
Posted August 30, 2000 | Leadership | Leadership |
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