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Ebook Using Open Source in Your Code Base: A Beginner’s Guide

Using Open Source in Your Code Base: A Beginner’s Guide

There are excellent reasons to incorporate open source code into your organization’s own applications.

It’s usually free. It can help you implement functionality faster than you could if your developers had to write all of the code from scratch. It’s often supported by a flourishing open source community that is constantly updating and improving the code. Yet open source code also poses significant security, compliance, and other risks.

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If your organization uses open source code in any way, this eBook is for you. The following chapters explain what developers and business stakeholders need to know about incorporating open source into their own applications in order to do so securely.

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