Takeaway: A benefit of open source code is that other developers can use it for free, yet it doesn’t seem like many developers do so. Do you use open course code?
One of the frequently cited benefits of open source code is that it can be used by other developers for free. In reality, though, it seems like many developers never do so, for a variety of reasons (licensing concerns, technical, lack of available packages, etc.). So take this poll to let us know if you’re using open course code in your applications.
J.Ja
Get IT Tips, news, and reviews delivered directly to your inbox by subscribing to TechRepublic’s free newsletters.
Justin James is an employee of Levit & James, Inc. in a multidisciplinary role that combines programming, network management, and system administration. He has been blogging at TechRepublic since 2005.
No messages found
No messages found
Log in to display your contacts' posts.
Once logged in, adding contacts is simple. Just mouse over any member's photo or click any member's name then click the "Follow" button. You can easily manage your contacts within your account contacts page.
