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Open source Android libraries? Reusable Views, ViewGroups, Adapters etc? [closed]

April 25, 2023 by Tarik

Update June 28, 2013: More libraries Some high quality ones: actionbarsherlock.com DragSortListView FadingActionBar Square Open Source Android libraries (multiple high quality libraries) ActionBar-PullToRefresh PagerSlidingTabStrip FunDapter viewpagerindicator.com GreenDroid or the GDCatalog demo app See also: Android UI Patterns App demoing and listing lots of components from various developers (the app has been removed from the playstore, … Read more

F# open source projects [closed]

April 2, 2023 by Tarik

List of Open Source F# Projects (Compiled): A Mathematical Application in F# that integrates Autocad via .NET Game Development Tutorials FsUnit Storm (a tool for testing Web Services) FParsec – F# Parser Combinator Library DownloadStockPrices – Written in F# Truskill – Xbox Live Player Rater (Written in F#) F# Collective Intelligence Implementation NDjango BistroFS – … Read more

Continuous Integration for a small .NET open source project [closed]

March 8, 2023 by Tarik

Is there a chart of which OSS License is compatible with which? [closed]

March 3, 2023 by Tarik

The Free Software Foundation maintains a list of licenses, categorized as GPL compatible, GPL incompatible, and non-free. This can help answer the most common question, which is whether a license is GPL compatible. Since there aren’t many other free software licenses which require that the entire derived work be distributed under the same license like … Read more

What’s the best open source game to learn from? [closed]

February 24, 2023 by Tarik

Quake (1,2 and 3) and DukeNukem 3D source code is available under the GPL.

What should every developer know about legal matters? [closed]

February 6, 2023 by Tarik

Twelve Legal Considerations for Software Development Software is copyrighted if it is made available to the general public. It is no longer necessary to put a copyright notice on the application or in the source code. The owner of the copyright is the author(s) or company paying the author(s). The copyright of software can be … Read more

GPL and LGPL open source licensing restrictions [closed]

December 24, 2022 by Tarik

LGPL allows you to use and distribute the open source software with your application without releasing the source code for your application. GPL requires you to release the source code of your application if you choose to use and distribute the GPL licensed open source software with your application. In other words, your application must … Read more

Code signing certificate for open-source projects? [closed]

December 11, 2022 by Tarik

[*] For open source developers, Certum provides code signing certificates for free* Just enter “open source developer” in the “company” field when you request the certificate. That’s it. Link to open source code signing certificates is here [*] Starting 2016, the Open Source Code Signing certificate is no longer available for free. It is now … Read more

Where to host an Open Source Project: CodePlex, Google Code, SourceForge? [closed]

November 13, 2022 by Tarik

Edit 2015-08-01: This answer is still getting views and votes. It’s more than ancient and I’d like to delete it, but since it’s the accepted answer, I can’t do that. Then again, it’s community wiki and the community has kept it up-to-date – thank you for that! SourceForge has crossed over to the dark side, … Read more