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undserstanding open source What is open source, how can you contribute and oss programs? DaY TwO D tH Beta F Boses M Ha Con Novembe 

the concept of open source Source code is not public. Software’s vendor or authorized developers can modify code. Restrictive licenses limit modification, distribution, and usage. Requires payment for licenses, subscriptions, or per-user fees. Limited customization options, dictated by the vendor. Security relies on the vendor Support provided by the vendor, often with paid support plans. Owned and controlled by the vendor, who can change terms or discontinue support. proprietary software 

Source code is publicly available Anyone can modify or contribute to the source code Permissive licenses allowing modification, distribution, use with conditions. Free to use, but may have costs for support or services. Highly customizable, as users can modify the code. Community-driven security Support comes from the community or forums & documentation The community or project maintainers have ownership, offering long-term availability and control over the software. the concept of open source open source software 

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why open source? No licensing fees. cost effectiveness Transparent code allows for community-driven audits and quick fixes. security Continuous updates, bug fixes, and feature improvements from global contributors. community support Tailor tools to specific needs without vendor lock-in. Flexibility and Customization 

Open source licenses Strong copyleft Permissive licenses You can do anything with it even using on closed source products as long as you credit the OSS Examples: MIT, APACHE Free usage but modifications made must be open sourced under same license Ecanple: GPL(GNU), AGPL 

Open source licenses Public domain "no license" Weak copyleft license You can use in proprietary softwares but modified open source software component must be open sourced Example: LGPL You have complete freedom to use the software without any conditions Examples: Unlicense, CC0 

How about we get our hands dirty? 

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Y Ne n - - chings key open source tools for development projects A look at important open source tools for software development D tH Be Bos C Nov 

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development Mattermost (Slack) Plane (Jira) project management and collaboration Supabase (Firebase) Strapi databases Docusaurus Read The Docs Drawio Flowchart.fun documentation Hoppscotch, Insomnia (API testing) Cypress Selenium testing 

deployment Jenkins CircleCI CI/CD Docker Kubernetes Podman containerization Coolify deployment 

release SonarQube OWASP ZAP security Prometheus Grafana Sentry monitoring and logging 

ding e atter? DaY TwO key considerations, hacktoberfest & tech4good 

key considerations licensing compliance Ensure you understand and comply with the software’s open-source license. security vulnerabilities Regularly audit for vulnerabilities and download from trusted sources. governance Have policies in place to track and manage open-source usage. community and support ssess the strength of the community and available support. cost Plan for hidden costs in implementation, maintenance, and support. 

sign up for hacktoberfest https://hacktoberfest.com/ 

apply for github student developer pack https://gh.io/techx24 

resources Open source Alternatives Website - https://www.opensourcealternative.to/ Linux foundation open source beginner training - https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/beginners- guide-open-source-software-development/ For Good First Issue website - https://forgoodfirstissue.github.com/