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Getting Started with Open Source Development

Small book cover: Getting Started with Open Source Development

Getting Started with Open Source Development
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Publisher: IBM Corporation
Number of pages: 136

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Read this free ebook to: Find out what open source development is all about; Understand how to work with open source communities; Learn about open source business models and trends; Start and contribute to open source projects; Practice using hands-on exercises.

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