Opensourceoriented
Opensourceoriented is a descriptive term used to indicate that an individual, project, organization, or community prioritizes open-source software and related open practices. It signals alignment with the openness, collaboration, and transparency commonly associated with the open-source movement, without referring to a specific standard or entity.
Characteristics commonly associated with opensourceoriented initiatives include maintaining public code repositories, releasing software under permissive or
Contexts where the term is applied include software projects that publish their source code on shared hosting
Benefits of an opensourceoriented approach often include reduced vendor lock-in, cost efficiency, accelerated innovation through community
The concept sits alongside related movements such as open-source software, free software, open data, and open