Category: Open Source
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Part III: Contributing to Open Source Communities at RIT
I continued to work with TigerOS (RIT) for my second contribution because I continued working on my installation guide.
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Part II: Contributing to Open Source Communities at RIT
I continued to work with RIT’s TigerOS for my first contribution because there were help requests that I could fix.
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Part I: Contributing to Open Source Communities at RIT
This is the first part of a three part series. I worked with TigerOS for my first large contribution.
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VS Code’s Community Architecture
Microsoft released Visual Studio in 1997. It is now one of the most popular IDEs on Earth. How does its community architecture stack up? Author names: Olivia Gallucci, Justin Nauta, Mark Shaw, and Bryan Xue.
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FarmBot’s Community Architecture
FarmBot is an open-source farming project created by Rory Aronson in 2011. Here is an analysis of FarmBot’s community architecture.
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Debian’s Community Architecture
Debian is famous for providing support for both proprietary drivers and open drivers. But is its community architecture equally reputable?
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Defenders of Free Software in the Legal Sphere
The Defenders of Free Software by Ashlee Vance is about an enthusiastic, free and open source software volunteer watchman named Armijn Hemel.
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New Open Source Projects Combating Racism
The post is a literature review for Rochester Institute of Technology’s Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software (HFOSS) Development class.
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How Small Businesses and Organizations can Manage Open Source Components
This is a review of an Altexsoft guest article by Limor Wainstein from Agile SEO. When you consider that one in sixteen open-source components contains a security vulnerability, it’s not difficult to see how the widespread use of these components introduces security risks into applications. A single vulnerable open-source component means an entire at-risk application.
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The Organization for Ethical Source: Increasing the Adoptability of Ethical Licenses
This is a literature review of “Ethical-Source Movement Opens New Open-Source Organization” by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols.
