Open source software has been the subject of many essays, of which Eric Raymond’s insights in The Cathedral and The Bazaar still serves as a thought-provoking example. For those who haven’t read that piece, Raymond examines the conflict between what had been his experience with open source software:“I believed that the most important software… needed to be built like cathedrals, carefully crafted by individual wizards or small bands of mages working in splendid isolation, with no beta to be released before its time.”
This is such an original take. My sincere thanks for writing this and sharing your experience. This is so insightful as well as helpful. I worked on the OMEC project mainly on the build/deploy and protocol testing but didn't understand the big picture when I was working on it. It makes so much sense now how OMEC through SD-Core is part of something significant - Aether Project. I recently started focusing on 5G security, and the approach mentioned is so helpful for me in strategizing.
This is such an original take. My sincere thanks for writing this and sharing your experience. This is so insightful as well as helpful. I worked on the OMEC project mainly on the build/deploy and protocol testing but didn't understand the big picture when I was working on it. It makes so much sense now how OMEC through SD-Core is part of something significant - Aether Project. I recently started focusing on 5G security, and the approach mentioned is so helpful for me in strategizing.