The article published at the Codethink website why we are participating in CIP has been also published at the CIP-project website. I have recently added a new recommended book in the Reads section, The Innovator’s Dilemma, a classic.
New blog post published on the Codethink website
Codethink has published in its website an article I wrote providing the main reasons for the company to join the CIP initiative, from the Linux Foundation. A few days later, I published the article on my blog.
I added a new recommended book
Check in the Reads section the latest recommendation together with the previous books.
Published some opinions about how the software for automotive supply chain will be impacted by Open Source.
New blog post where I describe how I see the sostware for automotive supply chain in the coming future, based on examples from other industries. Read more about it…
New blog post about checking business models behind Open Source projects
When choosing a specific Open Source technology it might be relevant to find out what is the business model behind it. Please read my blog post to find out why.
New page describing the work done on the GENIVI Development Platform project
I have added some information about the work I’ve been doing, together with my colleagues at Codethink Ltd on the GENIVI Development Platform, the delivery project of the GENIVI Alliance. Read every about it…
Automotive, what an opportunity for KDE
In this new article I describe why automotive has become a great opportunity for KDE and the requirements to take advantage of it, based in my experience in automotive Open Source consortium.
New blog post about turning a classical delivery model into a rolling one.
Publish originally at GENIVI blogs, here is my latest post published later on in my personal blog explaining the changes introduced into the GENIVI Development Platform by the delivery team.
Embrace Open Source culture: the 5 common transformations. New blog post.
Wrote an article that summarizes the transformation processes that an organization has to go through when adopting Open Source.
New blog post. Testing => quality. Really?
There is a growing misunderstanding among many decision makers and developers that approach Open Source these days with the relation between automated testing and quality. With this blog post I intend to summarises the best practices that Open Source projects has traditionally applied with a huge impact in softrware quality. Despite the efervescense of automated testing, are still more alive than ever.
Check the blog post. I am looking forward to read your opinions about it.
