Abstract. Open source software (OSS) communities are too various to permit a one-size-fits-all solution to sustainability and successful development. In particu-lar, the hacker ethic of volunteer communities and the salary-based work ethic of company-driven communities do not mix easily, and have very different condi-tions of sustainability. Based on earlier work on OSS community typology, we characterize three new cases of community (Wringer, IT Mill Toolkit, NoTA). These three communities are just being launched, and the typology suggests some possible bottlenecks of socio-cultural sustainability that the building communities may face
Open source communities evolve. Often, they grow from infant communities of a few collaborative memb...
Software development is de facto a social activity that often involves people from all places to joi...
In recent years, the development of software in open source communities has attracted immense attent...
Open source (OS) has emerged as a successful and reliable model that promotes community-based collab...
A framework for analysing the sustainability of a community in four dimensions – social, cultural, l...
Open source software (OSS) development has received considerable attention in the literature (Fitzge...
The existence of a community plays a central role in the development of Open Source Software (OSS). ...
While software is only slowly becoming explicitly valued as a product and enabler of research, open ...
Open source communities are groups of sometimes hundreds if not thousands of individuals with differ...
Free/Open Source software development has initiated new models and theories of social organization a...
Purpose - To reframe analysis of the open source software (OSS) phenomenon from an AQAL perspective ...
Open Source Software (OSS) projects rely on the efforts of thousands of software developers. The sus...
Open source software (OSS) projects represent a new paradigm of software creation and development b...
This thesis describes a research study which investigated on-line communities based around Free and ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to understand why open source software (OSS) developers contribute and h...
Open source communities evolve. Often, they grow from infant communities of a few collaborative memb...
Software development is de facto a social activity that often involves people from all places to joi...
In recent years, the development of software in open source communities has attracted immense attent...
Open source (OS) has emerged as a successful and reliable model that promotes community-based collab...
A framework for analysing the sustainability of a community in four dimensions – social, cultural, l...
Open source software (OSS) development has received considerable attention in the literature (Fitzge...
The existence of a community plays a central role in the development of Open Source Software (OSS). ...
While software is only slowly becoming explicitly valued as a product and enabler of research, open ...
Open source communities are groups of sometimes hundreds if not thousands of individuals with differ...
Free/Open Source software development has initiated new models and theories of social organization a...
Purpose - To reframe analysis of the open source software (OSS) phenomenon from an AQAL perspective ...
Open Source Software (OSS) projects rely on the efforts of thousands of software developers. The sus...
Open source software (OSS) projects represent a new paradigm of software creation and development b...
This thesis describes a research study which investigated on-line communities based around Free and ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to understand why open source software (OSS) developers contribute and h...
Open source communities evolve. Often, they grow from infant communities of a few collaborative memb...
Software development is de facto a social activity that often involves people from all places to joi...
In recent years, the development of software in open source communities has attracted immense attent...