Category Archives: open-source

Open-source software is an amazing accomplishment. It is proof of what can be achieved through collaboration and sharing, without any monetary incentive. Open-source projects such as Linux (the most widespread operating system for web servers and a viable competitor to … Continue reading →

One of the things I like less about programming is maintaining the code-base of old projects. You know what I’m talking about, right? coming back after several months or even years to a code-base requires a certain adjustment period as … Continue reading →

Programming for maintainability should be the number one priority for a developer (also known as Code For The Maintainer) – but unfortunately, that is not always the case. Who doesn’t get caught thinking “oh, just a quick hack, it’ll work … Continue reading →

Since its inception open-source and free went hand in hand. Open source is more than the availability of the source – it is a development philosophy that encourages contribution, transparency and the right to customize software to your specific needs. … Continue reading →