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Thursday, October 27th, 2005

Producing Open Source Software

Karl Fogel: “The ability to write clearly is perhaps the most important skill one can have in an open source environment. In the long run it matters more than programming talent. A great programmer with lousy communications skills can get only one thing done at a time, and even then may have trouble convincing others […]

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Friday, July 22nd, 2005

Succeeding with Open Source

Richard Monson-Haefel: “I was really blown away by the accessibility and accuracy of Golden’s writing. Having been involved in open source for about 6 years in one context or another, I found his analysis of open source software to be spot-on. If you are looking for a simple, guided, and clear methodology for evaluating the […]

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Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

Innovation Happens Elsewhere

Ted Leung: “If you have questions about open source, or want to read a good treatment, you should pick up this book (the content will be online at some point). I know that I am going to be directing people to the book when they want to know more about open source.”

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