This link has been bookmarked by 17 people . It was first bookmarked on 15 Mar 2008, by Djiezes Kraaijst.
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Gustavo ChavesOur work shows that the additions to open source projects, the total project size (measured in source lines of code), the number of new open source projects, and the total number of open source projects are growing at an exponential rate. The total amount
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Dante-Gabryell MonsonSoftware development is undergoing a major change from being a fully closed software development process towards a more community driven open source software development process. - We show that the total amount of source code as well as the total number o
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Michel Bauwensresearch shows the code base is growing exponentially
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Peter CruickshankStudied 5000 OS projects and shows that open source is expanding into new domains and applications at an exponential rate: doubling time of 14 month. Does not consider the implications and consequences .
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Olifante *"the total amount of source code as well as the total number of open source projects is growing at an exponential rate.... Our work shows that open source is expanding into new domains and applications at an exponential rate."
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Abstract
Software development is undergoing a major change away from a fully closed software process towards a process that incorporates open source software in products and services. Just how significant is that change? To answer this question we need to look at the overall growth of open source as well as its growth rate. In this paper, we quantitatively analyze the growth of more than 5000 active and popular open source software projects. We show that the total amount of source code as well as the total number of open source projects is growing at an exponential rate. Previous research showed linear and quadratic growth in lines of source code of individual open source projects. Our work shows that open source is expanding into new domains and applications at an exponential rate.
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