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What are some of the most feasible or recommended ways for getting companies/commercial investors involved in an open source project?
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Http://news.cnet.com/2100-7344_3-5216387.html
http://www.infoworld.com/articles/su/xml/01/10/15/011015suopen....
Show them evidence of other open source software companies making money such as MySQL etc, all investors want to see that they can make some money .
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Possible Duplicate:
Hiring a programmer: looking for the “right attitude”
Have you been involved in hiring? How do you recognize a great programmer?
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You expect to see clean, self-explanatory function....
A C++ programmer should watch C++0x developments, boost, for instance see their code .
Great programmers:
would have programmed at least once as a hobby follow blogs, newsletters of their favorite technology .
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Is it possible, in .NET, to pass a sql statement to SQL server for parsing and return the tables involved in the statement and the type of operation. So for a statement like this :
select * from Table1 left outer join Table2 on Table1.id=Table2.foreignid...
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Why didn't the UK get involved with the Vietnam War, but got involved with wars like Iraq and Afghanistan?
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Now they are involved as the events....
A Prime Minister who had more sense
then to get involved in war that could not be won The previous getting involved in another war so soon after ww2 the cost would have strained the UK economy.
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What's the best way to get involved in an open source project? There are several projects I'd be interested in, and others I'd be happy to look into if just to keep my skills sharp in languages I don't currently use on a day to day basis. However, I'm...
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I think a big part of "getting involved" in an opensource project isn't just being a faceless patch) for a few years now, and the way I ....
Maybe.
It's funny several people have asked how to find people to get involved (myself included)...
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I started a new job and we have a small IT department working for an insurance benefit. I was hired to help ensure the success of their conversion from a mainframe flat file system to a relational database with a client server setup. I want to get more...
Started by Andrew Jahn on
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If you genuinely believe that the project is at risk .
Mean by involved in the configuration; is this discussions you want to be involved in or do you mean design activities?
Get involved...
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What tool would you recommend to detect java package cyclic dependencies ,
knowing that the goal is to list explicitly the specific classes involved in the detected 'across-packages cycle' ?
I know about classycle and JDepend , but they both fail to list...
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One tool which does this is the software tomograph http://www.software-tomography.com/ it is commercial and the ui sucks :o
There is also structure 101 which should do this http://www.headwaysoftware.com/
And you can use the open source tool CAP which... .
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The destructor should only release unmanaged resources that your object holds on to, and it should not reference other objects. If you have only managed references you do not need to (and should not) implement a destructor. You want this only for handling...
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Following that up, I put together a practical approach to doing this on a day to day - less about the cost but more about ... .
It has more detail than you might imagine.
The most extensive discussion I've seen on how this all works was done by Joe Duffy .
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Duplicates:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43649/how-to-get-involved-in-an-open-source-project http://stackoverflow.com/questions/382977/what-are-the-steps-to-start-contributing-to-an-open-source-project http://stackoverflow.com/questions/335036/what...
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Want to kill Microsoft Office? Get involved.
I get involved is to, when I'm building a project of my own, incorporate open-source solutions as I go, pick something you are very passionate about.
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Disclaimer: I did check other questions that seemed related, but this one is much broader and less specific, its goals are completely different, too (so, please do read first before deleting!):
Now, while there's " How To Ask Questions The Smart Way "...
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You are not alone! You are what'....
In fact, I'll take a stab at it right now:
So you've decided that you want to participate in an open source project, but don't know where to begin .
I think a guide could be done pretty easily, and not even be too long .
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