Getting Started With Open Source Development
A good starting point for beginners to the open source software development and its licensing requirements, organizations, tools, and case studies.
Publication date: 01 Jul 2010
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Paperback: 136 pages
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Getting Started With Open Source Development
Rachna Kapur wrote:Who should read this book?
This book is a good starting point for beginners to the open source world. It is specially written to equip students, and open source enthusiasts with the norms and best practices of open source. You should read this book if you want to:
- Educate yourself on the objectives of open source
- Understand open source software licensing requirements
- Get an introduction to the norms followed in the open source world
- Join the open source movement and begin contributing.
About The Author(s)
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Pedro Carvalho is a Software Engineer at Conferize, Portugal.
Mário Ulisses Costa is a CTO at VisionSpace Technologies, Portugal.
Rachna Kapur is a Program Manager in the Resource and Capacity Function at IBM India. She worked in various organizations like GE Medical Systems, Cognizant Technologies and Hewlett Packard.
Tapas Saha is a Senior Staff Software Engineer at IBM India. He joined IBM India in 2007, and have been working with the DB2 development team at India Software Labs (ISL) since then.