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The Many Meanings of Open Source Export

by: Cristina Gacek, Budi Arief
IEEE Software, Vol. 21, No. 1. (January 2004), pp. 34-40.

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Many software development methodologies are called "open source." However simply stating that a project is open source doesn't precisely describe the approach used to support the project. A multidisciplinary viewpoint can help determine those characteristics that are common to open source projects and those that vary among projects. These characteristics form the basis for a taxonomy of open source projects that's useful for analyzing and setting up projects. They also provide a starting point for understanding what "open source" means.


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