March 09, 2008

Spreading the open philosophy

Matthew Edmonson is a strong advocate for open source software as a way of offering sustainable IT solutions to the third sector. When we met at the February 2008 Circuit Riders conference in Birmingham, UK, we talked about how open source principles can be applied more widely. Matthew offered some lessons from software development that could be useful to anyone attempting open collaborative development work.

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