Open Source Agenda Blog

Open-source software v closed source software is a topic that nearly everyone will have a view about. People tend to have very entrenched views and can be very vocal. I hope I can be even-handed in this comparison and present both sides of the argument. Open Source Software What is Open Source So...

People frequently engage in debates about what they consider to be the best operating system. Typically, however, the discussion only includes two operating systems, macOS or Windows. Rarely does the conversation include the third operating system, Linux? Linux has built a reputation as a system ...

Open Source software means that you own the code used on your website, and you have full access. This means that you have the ability to adapt it to your exact needs. An Open Source eCommerce Platform can be made to look like the rest of your website, it can have the features you want, and equall...

None of us like to receive spam, those annoying and unwanted messages that intrude into our use of the Internet. You may have been thinking that someone actually sits there sending out these messages one at a time, but the reality is that they are often created by Spam Bots. A Spam Bot is created...

Open source software is software where the source code is visible so that anyone can inspect it, modify it, and develop it in new ways. This makes a big difference to the application in that potentially a large number of programmers have access to the source code and can view it, diagnose faults,...