Summer 2006, Session I
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All materials are in PDF. Sorry, you won’t find source code or solutions here; contact me directly for those.
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Materials and Texts
- Kent Beck, Erich Gamma, David Saff. “JUnit Test Infected: Programmers Love Writing Tests.”
- Kent Beck, Erich Gamma, David Saff. “JUnit: A Cook’s Tour.”
- Martin Fowler. “Continuous Integration.”
- Jennifer LeClaire. “Richard Stallman Sets the Free Software Record Straight.” LinuxInsider, May 2006.
- Open Source Initiative. “The Open Source Definition.” Version 1.9.
- Eric S. Raymond. “The Cathedral and the Bazaar.”
- Eric S. Raymond. “The Magic Cauldron.”
- Eric S. Raymond. “The Art of Unix Programming.”
- Gary Rivlin. “Open Wallets for Open-Source Software.” New York Times, April 27, 2005. (registration required for original; try Google to see if mirrors are available)
- Various authors. Approved open source licenses. Compiled by the Open Source Initiative.
Sampling of Open Source Projects and Sites
- SourceForge: Home site for many open source projects
- java.net: Java-centric open source projects
- Open Bioinformatics Foundation: Starting point for open source bioinformatics projects
- Eclipse: Open source software development platform
- Mozilla: Wide variety of projects, typically net-centric (e.g., Firefox, Thunderbird)
- Apache: Home of the open source Apache HTTP Server, among many others
- Apache Jakarta: Java-centric projects by the Apache Software Foundation
- OpenOffice.org: Open source multiplatform office suite
- MediaWiki: Home of the software that powers Wikipedia, among others
- PostgreSQL: An industrial-strength, open source database management system
- Hibernate: Open source object-relational mapping
- Xdoclet: Open source code annotation and generation utility
Open Source Projects I’ve “Touched”
- XMLPipeDB: Open source tool chain for importing XML data into relational databases; includes GenMAPP Builder, an application for creating GenMAPP database files from UniProt and Gene Ontology (GO) data sets
- openSourcePACS: Open source image referral, archiving, routing and viewing system; includes Shag, a Swing user interface supplementary library, and Razor, a medical image viewer toolkit
- Batchboard: Authoring/scripting application that exposes traditional command-line, stream I/O-based programs as graphical objects that can be operated upon using direct manipulation
