Have you been considering launching an open source project? Doing so involves a series of decisions that can give you a proper chance at rallying community support, staying on the right side of the law, and building a strong user base. Issues pertaining to licensing, distribution, support options and even branding require thinking ahead if you want your project to flourish.
Hello,
I'm looking for an open source application to contribute to. I'm sure this has been asked before.
I've found the project ThinkUp: http://www.thinkupapp.com/
There are 800+ people on the mailing list. Is this a suitable project for a beginner?
Is mailing list size a good indicator of project support and/or complexity? Should I look for a smaller project?
Hello,I have been studying C,C++ and Java and I would like to find an open source project to become better at programming. Which project would you suggest?Thank you
ShadowReaper
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2011-09-13T07:02:23Z
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Portalized has been reborn as the new project Pseudoform. It is a community-driven collaboration project that aims to create an involving and brain-melting first-person puzzle-solving game.
Pseudoform is now an open source project and the editor and source code are now available for download.
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