Re: Interesting Web Site on Open Source Development



På Fri, 22 Apr 2005 20:53:15 +0200, skrev f0dder <f0dder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

"\\o//annabee" <http://www.TheWannabee.Org> wrote:

Considering the source of a typical GPL application, one gets
the impression that time is not the reason for lacking/poor
documentation - it's lack of skill. No, I don't expect a single
developer sitting in his (parents'?) basement to write code
of a professional quality. But most of that open-sores code is
really repulsive.

Any examples ?

Just about any GPL'ed code that isn't backed by a large team.

:)) Oki. And you are still unable to give examples ? :)))

Pluss, May we see yours ? Code ?

I obviously can't show any code that are used in commercial
projects...

:)))) "Obviosly"....

and the rest of what I've written are mostly small tools
and snippets.

:))) What surprice ! ( Thats what most of us do ) ;-)

Things to be used by me that aren't released
often are rather hackish -

:) Why is it not released often, and what do you mean by hackish ?

that's one of the reasons I don't often
release stuff.

I think you should. It doesnt have to be perfect, and anyway, I am sure some of it is. And somebody could learn from it, or draw inspiration from it (which I think is better).


One of my hacks that I *have* released, though,
can be found at http://f0dder.reteam.org/ring3msr_20040417.zip .
Not one of the best examples of clean code, though.

I download and check it out.

.



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