Each year, hundreds of open-source projects get started, but only a handful are appealing, interesting or innovating enough to stay for years to come. In order to recognize those that demonstrate significant traction within the developer community, Black Duck has released its seventh annual open-source rookies of the year awards. “I’m always excited about publishing … continue reading
Black Duck’s survery on open-source software adoption reveals some interesting attitudinal shifts … continue reading
Open-source projects reflect continuing trends in those areas … continue reading
A tour of Boston’s high-tech corridor offers a snapshot of the application development market … continue reading
Gaming, social media apps and PaaS projects make Black Duck’s ‘Rookies of the Year’ list … continue reading
Integration supports open exchange of software license information, streamline supply chain collaboration … continue reading
Rapid ID can pick up what kind of open-source software is used in the development stage of a product … continue reading
Companies are increasingly using open source software as a way to leverage proprietary components or services … continue reading
The overall list of projects indicate that cloud development is still garnering interest by open-source developers … continue reading
Purchasing Ohloh from Geeknet and assets from SpikeSource, Black Duck now feels it has the tools to act on its ambitions … continue reading
Black Duck’s list of new, innovative projects also features programs to aid healthcare services, among others … continue reading
