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Analyse both free software and open source approach in your blog. If you prefer one, provide your arguments. The two do not have much of a difference, except that the first has four points in the definition and the latter has more than four (it keeps in mind the discrimination aspect, and license specifications). Another difference is in terminology, which is to my mind a word play. "Free software" leads me to think that it is not as ...
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Source control is for any team with more than two members. There is literally no way to transfer code from one developers to another with just disk swap and copy. And if you happen to work on a development project with multiple developers and your team doesn't even have a decent source control, it's not hard to guess that most of your time will be wasted on yelling at each other, arguing who's breaking the code, and demanding for latest ...
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