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Open Source Software Development Processes

Kirill Khistyaev 4/19/2011. Open Source Software Development Processes. Introduction to Open Source Software (OSS) General description of OSS Development Process (OSSDP) OSSDP in Science (Academia) Conclusion. Outline. 2.

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Open Source Software Development Processes

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  1. Kirill Khistyaev 4/19/2011 Open Source Software Development Processes

  2. Introduction to Open Source Software (OSS) • General description of OSS Development Process (OSSDP) • OSSDP in Science (Academia) • Conclusion Outline 2

  3. Open Source Software (OSS) is a software whose source code may be freely studied, changed, improved and redistributed with few restrictions. Introduction 3

  4. Linux • Apache • Perl, Python, PHP, etc. languages • MySQL • Mozilla Firefox • Eclipse • …. Introduction: Examples of OSS 4

  5. Nowadays many commercial organization have started to look towards OSS and OSSDP as a way to minimize their development efforts. Introduction 5

  6. Traditional software development is like building a cathedral “carefully crafted by individual wizards or small bands of mages working in splendid isolation” • OSSDP is like “a great babbling bazaar of differing agendas and approaches” Raymond, Eric S. (2000-09-11). "The Cathedral and the Bazaar". http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/cathedral-bazaar/index.html OSS Development Process 6

  7. Developers are end-users of the system • Early releases • Frequent Integration • Several versions • High modularization • Dynamic decision making structure OSS Development Process 7

  8. User • Developer • Committer • Manager • Infrastructure maintainer *Jacques Lonchamp, Open Source Software Development Process Modeling, in Software Process Modeling, S.T. Acuna, N. Juristo (Eds), Springer, 2005, pp 29-64. OSSDP: Process Roles 8

  9. OSSDP: Process Roles *Jacques Lonchamp, Open Source Software Development Process Modeling, in Software Process Modeling, S.T. Acuna, N. Juristo (Eds), Springer, 2005, pp 29-64. 9

  10. OSSDP: Community Process *Jacques Lonchamp, Open Source Software Development Process Modeling, in Software Process Modeling, S.T. Acuna, N. Juristo (Eds), Springer, 2005, pp 29-64. 10

  11. OSSDP model * Improving the Open Source Software Model with UML Case Tools, Gilliam, J.O., Linux Gazette, 67, June 2001. http://linuxgazette.net/issue67/gilliam.html 11

  12. OSSDP is the most suitable method for software development in academic environment • Typically non-commercial • Collaboration of many distributed groups OSSDP in Science 12

  13. OSS is an important part of software world • OSSDP process allows to develop successful projects • OSSDP has significant differences from commercial software developments • OSSDP is well suitable for scientific software Conclusion 13

  14. References • Jacques Lonchamp, Open Source Software Development Process Modeling, in Software Process Modeling, S.T. Acuna, N. Juristo (Eds), Springer, 2005, pp 29-64. • Sebastian Prehn, Open Source Software Development Process, Term Paper, 2007 • Judith Segal, Models of scientific software development. In: SECSE 08, First International Workshop on Software Engineering in Computational Science and Engineering, 13 May 2008, Leipzig, Germany. • Improving the Open Source Software Model with UML Case Tools, Gilliam, J.O., Linux Gazette, 67, June 2001, http://linuxgazette.net/issue67/gilliam.html • Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source_software_development

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