Open Source: A Call to Arms
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Ben Scofield's document highlights the success of open-source software (OSS), showcasing market shares of various web servers with Apache leading at 66.32%. It discusses the ongoing opportunities in the OSS space and encourages individuals to contribute for personal and global benefits. The call to action emphasizes the importance of community engagement and skills development in the open-source ecosystem.
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Open Source: A Call to Arms
- 2. Open Source A Call to Arms Ben Sco鍖eld / @bsco鍖eld Refresh the Triangle / 24 March 2011
- 5. Apache 66.32% nginx 6.46% Microsoft 16.10% other 11.12%
- 7. Why?
- 10. So whats left? Lots!
- 11. Money
- 13. Time
- 15. Skill
- 18. How?
- 27. DO IT for the world
- 28. DO IT for the children
- 29. DO IT for the children
- 30. Thank you! Ben Sco鍖eld / @bsco鍖eld http://spkr8.com/t/6930 http://opensource-acalltoarms.heroku.com/