Open Source and You
In Peter Ledbrook's exploration of Open Source, you will learn that open source software cannot be treated as simply having no financial cost and that investment reaps rewards. We'll also discuss how to get communities more active and engaged.
Open Source has been around for a long time, with perhaps it's first formal appearance in the guise of the GNU project in 1983.
30 years later, do we yet understand how open source works? How is it funded? Is it a sustainable model? And how should we as developers approach open source? These are important questions to answer if we are to gain the benefits of open source and avoid disappointment.
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Open Source and You
Peter Ledbrook
Peter is a long time Java developer and one of the core Grails committers. He has been developing with Grails since version 0.2 (give or take 0.1). He created the GWT Grails plugin as an exercise to see whether it was possible, but it has since grown into something that can support serious development.
Open Source and You
Peter Ledbrook
Peter is a long time Java developer and one of the core Grails committers. He has been developing with Grails since version 0.2 (give or take 0.1). He created the GWT Grails plugin as an exercise to see whether it was possible, but it has since grown into something that can support serious development.