Archive for the 'Colloborative Site Building' category

5 Things To Think About Before Launching A Website For Your Open Source Project

I review hundreds of new and existing open source software (OSS) for inclusion in the OSLiving archive, and so inevitably I get to experience a wide range of websites. More often than not, the website experience leaves alot to be desired. Aside from the very large-scale projects for which money (and therefore custom design and […]

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Log Book Part 1: Starting out

Welcome to part 1 of the OSLiving Log Book. This is a special category on Sourced that chronicles the development of the site since its inception. Piece by piece the log book will paint the picture of collaborative website building based on Open Source ethics and ideas. Part 1 in this series looks at the […]

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Sourced is a multi-authored blog addressing issues of import in a broadly based Open Source context. It is a space for information, discovery and informed debate.

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Daniel Voicu - blogs about software, with a particular interest in Linux.

James Laslavic - blogs about operating system releases, artwork and usability development, and community issues within the open source scene.

OS Living - blogs about OSS and lifestyles, Wordpress and other Content Management Software.

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