Tag: open-source-unix-culture-and-developer-tools

Seven organizers, technologists, and entrepreneurs helped turn collaborative source development into the globally recognized open-source movement.

Seven developers helped evolve source control from per-file revision systems to CVS, BitKeeper, Git, and Mercurial.

Seven contributors helped turn Git from a Linux-kernel emergency tool into the dominant distributed version-control system.

Seven innovators helped integrate editing, compiling, debugging, visual design, refactoring, and live programming into modern developer environments.

Seven toolmakers illuminate the evolution from Make and Jam to Ant, Maven, Gradle, language toolchains, and cross-platform build automation.

Seven language creators helped make text processing, automation, web programming, embedding, and rapid development dramatically more accessible.

Seven package-system pioneers helped transform software reuse through dpkg, CPAN, npm, RubyGems, pip, and isolated language environments.

Seven kernel developers and maintainers helped turn Linux from a small Unix-like kernel into a continuously evolving global infrastructure platform.

Seven figures helped turn software freedom into an operating system project, legal framework, developer-tool ecosystem, and sustainable commercial model.

Seven Berkeley contributors helped turn Unix into a networked research platform whose code and ideas spread through open Unix systems.