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For years, founders and investors in China had little interest in opensource software because it did not seem like the most viable business model. The three-year-old Chinese startup, which builds opensource software for processing unstructured data, recently closed a Series B round of $43 million.
Home About Me Subscribe Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology Thoughtful and sometimes snarky perspectives on nonprofit technology Free and OpenSource Tool #13: Flock March 9, 2008 I’m running behind, so I need to catch up in the next week or so. These posts on opensource applications are so helpful. Be Helpful.
Opensource code is integral to tech stacks at many large companies, but its authors rarely get recognized — let alone compensated — for their work. . Max Howell claims the package manager software he created, Homebrew, is the most contributed-to opensource software program in the world. Image Credits: Tea.
Interestingly enough, lots of developing world countries voted against it. Venture capitalists are liking opensource more and more. More $ toward opensource is a tide that lifts all boats. There’s lots of great details on Groklaw. There’s lots of great details on Groklaw. Why do we nptechies care?
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Home About Me Subscribe Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology Thoughtful and sometimes snarky perspectives on nonprofit technology Free and opensource tool #15: MPower Open CRM April 14, 2008 I am so far behind, it’s not funny. What’s new about MPower is that it has very recently been released as opensource.
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Paul Connolly, who has been a guest blogger on this blog before , covered the session on OpenSource Strategic Planning. How do you devise a future strategy for a diffuse Internet-based global movement? The organization invited anyone, including these volunteers and its millions of readers, to help develop the plan.
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Shelley McKinley Contributor Share on Twitter Shelley McKinley is chief legal officer at GitHub, home to more than 100 million software developers. Nicknamed the “26 words that created the internet” by Jeff Kosseff, Section 230 established a liability shield for platforms that host third-party content. economy annually.
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It’s OK to use your personal mobile number because TextMarks Lite will not text or call you, but I am big believer that nonprofit communicators should be writing smartphones for key communications and development staff into to next year’s budget. Once you create your account, grab your TextMark and craft your Text Mark Response.
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opensource, etc. Vote for them , especially the one I’m helping out with (David Geilhufe is the spearhead) on opensource CRM. I’m really psyched about the Nonprofit Development Summit , happening here, in my (current) fair city, Oakland (I love it that I don’t have to travel so much anymore.)
It also includes applications that you might develop (or have developed) that are hosted outside your network. You are dependent on your internet connection – which could be a problem for mission-critical applications. That’s really all it is – there isn’t anything fancy about it.
The dirty little secret of website development today is that nearly all content management systems in the market will meet nearly all of any organization’s requirements. Understand the development capabilities of your staff. We’ve run into IT departments that prefer a Microsoft tech stack, while others prefer opensource.
The dirty little secret of website development today is that nearly all content management systems in the market will meet nearly all of any organization’s requirements. Understand the development capabilities of your staff. We’ve run into IT departments that prefer a Microsoft tech stack, while others prefer opensource.
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