Proprietary and Open Source Development Compared

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A model of Open-Source software development is presented and compared to proprietary (closed-source) development processes and standards. The talk names strengths and weaknesses of each approach and uses the model to help decide whether a project should be developed as open- or closed-source. The content is based on the presenter’s 2008 doctoral dissertation “A Model of Open-Source Development.”

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