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August 1, 2013 10:41 pm GMT
Binaries, those pieces of an application that go with all that sexy code, are increasingly becoming important as documentation for how software and services are built.It's this documentation that is often overlooked with open-source software, according to a survey of 150 developers at Fortune 500 companies byJFrog, an Israeli company thatmanages binaries for developers.
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With JFrog, Binaries Get A Bit Of Respect, As Developers Face Open-Source Licensing Woes
Binaries, those pieces of an application that go with all that sexy code, are increasingly becoming important as documentation for how software and services are built.It's this documentation that is often overlooked with open-source software, according to a survey of 150 developers at Fortune 500 companies byJFrog, an Israeli company thatmanages binaries for developers.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/NXuB3FG45c4/
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