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Open-source dev terms by letter

by CAROLINA BECERRA TÉLLEZ
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
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P
R
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W
Y
Z

Starts with A

Responsibility for mistakes or decisions in software governance.

Starts with B

Limits related to vendor lock-in and freedom; keeping control over tools and data.

Starts with C

Code or improvements added by developers to a project.

Starts with D

Making software available to users or clients.

Starts with E

Progression of software through updates and maintenance.

Starts with F

Ability to use and modify software without unnecessary restrictions.

Starts with G

How ownership and responsibility are organized in a software project.

Starts with H

Central place like a repository where code and docs are stored.

Starts with I

The technical system that supports applications.

Starts with J

Decisions about licensing, sharing, and participation in the community.

Starts with K

Core part of software architecture referenced in deployment discussions.

Starts with L

Legal rules dictating how software can be used and shared.

Starts with M

Keeping software updated and functioning over time.

Starts with N

Observed connectivity and dependencies in a self-hosted or API setup.

Starts with O

Who controls the software or infrastructure.

Starts with P

Software owned by a company with restricted access to source code.

Starts with R

Place where code is stored.

Starts with S

Running software on your own servers.

Starts with T

Being open and clear about how something works.

Starts with V

When a company depends too much on a single provider.

Starts with W

Process of managing changes, reviews, and contributions.

Starts with Y

Output or result from maintaining and using software responsibly.

Starts with Z

Security approach emphasizing verification across a system.

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