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What's In It for Me? Benefits from Open Sourcing Code

Open Source Developers @ Google Speaker Series: Ben Collins-Sussman and Brian Fitzpatrick What's In It for Me? How Your Company Can Benefit from Open Sourcing Code As the open source community co...  
 
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You are not your code.
wwwsant (8 months ago) Show Hide
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My other computer? Funny title on the (?) notebook (?)
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thangdd (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I'm not good at english so. Please help me where i can find the text of the conversation?
dsjfh09kjmsd3kjh (2 years ago) Show Hide
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heh, just keep in mind that when they are saying "typically ...", they are referring to their own experience. both guys come from SVN project, which is very heavily developer-oriented. so their userbase is quite unique and UNtypical.

as a result, their presentation is based on one rather big assumption. that there's a pool of high-quality developers just sitting and waiting to jump in and start enhancing whatever is getting open-sourced. this is hardly a reality.
mamdk (2 years ago) Show Hide
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More people should watch this video especially Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh developers!
Since most of the viewers of this video are probably already convinced that open source is great.
dubonbacon (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Microsoft bases their whole business on secrets such as the Win32 API and closed file formats. The company will die before opening the code.

Linux is an example of software which "distrupts" a market, like they say in the beginning of the talk.

Opening the code is for companies which are not in the business of selling their software. For example, IBM wants to sell servers and offer consulting, so they want the software to become a commodity. They like Linux for that reason.
mcoley91 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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An excellent video and very interesting.

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