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What licenses are the best for open sourcing web applications?
Started by Alex S on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Realize that open-sourcing is just another form of license protection, so deciding for yourself.
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What is the difference between executing a bash script like A and sourcing a bash script like B?
A >./myscript B >source myscript
Started by Scottie T on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
sourcing is essentially the same as typing each line of the script in at the command prompt one and effectively sourcing....
So if you have configs or function environment.
Sourcing you get all the extra variables defined in the script.
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I'm looking to get a logo designed, but all my designer friends/colleagues are pretty busy.
Since I've never done it before, I thought it would be interesting to crowd source the design.
Does anyone know of any good design crowd sourcing sites?
Started by CVertex on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try 99designs.com
I'll second the 99designs.com that is what Jeff used to get the logo for Stack Overflow .
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My primary motivation for asking this question is this uservoice suggestion . Jeff declined the ticket to make the SO software open source saying that it will take more time.
I've seen this before in various other pieces of software that have gone from...
Started by Jason Baker on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Are some factors to consider before open sourcing:
Are you legally able to make the code open source.
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Because my time is limited I can usually only focus on one or two of my hobby projects, while the others sit there wasting away.
I am looking for a solution that would allow me to divide my time better. is open sourcing where I take the role of guiding...
Started by Daan van Yperen on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Open-sourcing may indeed be a good idea.
From implementing features that detract from that vision.
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Some issue arise when sourcing one of your env file (a series of variable exporting)
for instance:
... export MY_ROOT=/Soft/dev/blah/blah export MY_BIN=${MY_ROOT}/bin ...
results in
$. my_env.sh $echo $MY_BIN /bint/dev/blah/blah
=> "/bin" seems to ...
Started by yves Baumes on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
For example if it was checked out using a WebCVS, modified using Notepad or WordPad, ... .
Do you mean to set MAG_ROOT or MY_ROOT ?
": Command not found" is the error I've seen when a UNIX/Linux shell script has been (mis-)handled by an MS Windows system .
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Hi all,
I designed and built a few projects (50k lines of source in about 50 projects) around the JBoss Seam framework that I use when building websites for clients. Essentially, I developed a content management system where different modules may be plugged...
Started by Walter White on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If your product is....
Why not have them find bugs in the existing system instead? I would say that it depends on what you're already getting out of it .
There will always be someone out there that can black-box reimplement your system from the ground up .
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Hi all,
I've recently gotten involved with a web-based crowd sourcing project. I have two main issues, both with several subquestions. Any insight into any of these questions would be greatly appreciated.
1) Do you guys recommend going through a closed...
Started by ImSleeping on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A good strategy is to set up a front ... .
People will come, look at that empty ghost town, move along and never come back .
If your website is completely user-generated content (UGC), it makes no sense to spread the word too far before there's any content .
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What are the pros and cons about going open source with a piece of software?
is it benificial for the development of my appliation? will people likely be inclined to help? will people rip me off, steal my code, and use it for themselves? etc
Started by sniperX on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
" - That's the whole point of open sourcing! If you open source your code, you are specifically allowing.
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I can't seem to find an answer to this in any of the numerous Vim scripting tutorials online. What I want to do is construct a file name of a script from environment variables and then source it. And I want to do it in Vim.
If I were to do it in a shell...
Started by Magnus on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
".vim"
Just :source works for me:
% export MYPATH='a/b/c' % mkdir -p $MYPATH % export MYFILE='temp.vim' % cat > $MYPATH/$MYFILE echo 'hello world....
L:foo.
"/.vim/myscript_".
$HOME.
You can use the execute command:
:exec ":source " .
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