Open Source Components Integration

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David Sciamma

Technology

Objectives

Design Development Maintenance

How to choose an Open
Source component How to integrate it in your
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developments

How to be involved

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Open Source components integration
How to choose an Open Source component?
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Objectives

• Best component

• Risk analysis

• Choice of a version
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Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Criteria

• License
► Different licenses for different cases

► What is the targeted business model?

► Copyleft?
Eclipse Public License
► Compatible with GPL?
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GPL
LGPL
Apache License MIT
Mozilla Public Licence BSD
Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Criteria

• Community
Users

Contributors
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Committers

► How strong / vibrant is this community?

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Criteria

• Ecosystem
► Individuals

► Service providers

► Adopters
− Software vendors
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− Industry

► Diversity == Strong ecosystem

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Criteria

• Maturity • Predictability
► Quality, Development ► Roadmap
process
► Respect of the initial
► Tests schedule

► Bug tracker ► Previous versions
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► Success stories

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Criteria

• Hosted by
► Foundation

► Forge

► Independent
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• Intellectual property
©
Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Methodologies

• QSOS

• OpenBRR

• Open Source Maturity Model (OSMM)

• …
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Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Tools/Databases

• FLOSSMetrics

• QSOS

• Ohloh

• …
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• The experience !

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Open Source components integration
Integrate components into your developments
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Different roadmaps
Your roadmap

T0 V1 V2 V3 V4
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VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3

The component’s roadmap

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Roadmap integration

• 3 approaches

Passive Active Integrated

User Contributor Committer
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Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Passive approach
Your roadmap User
T0 V1 V2 V3 V4

Consumption
(only)
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VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3

The component’s roadmap

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Passive approach
User
• Consume frozen version of components

• Implement work around for bugs

• Advantages
► Safe
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► Predictable

► Independent

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Active approach
Your roadmap Contributor
T0 V1 V2 V3 V4

Contributions:
Consumption Bug fixes, feature requests…
Communication channels….
© Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved

VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3

The component’s roadmap

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Active approach
Contributor
• Consume frozen version of components

• Suggest bugs and new features

• Integrate new version in the following iterations if it
includes fixes
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• Advantages
► New features / fixes can be integrated in N+1

► Shared effort on fixes

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Integrated approach
Your roadmap Committer
T0 V1 V2 V3 V4

Developments
are integrated
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VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3

The component’s roadmap

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Integrated approach
Committer
• Integrate your roadmap and the component roadmap

• Develop on top of development branches

• Add new features to the component
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• Advantages
► Influence the component roadmap

► Integrate soon

► Do not maintain work around or fork of the component

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Open Source components integration
Be involved!
© Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved

Why be involved ?

• Be able to influence/change the component roadmap

• Integrate your constraints

• Expertise image

• Create a more mature component
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Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

How to be involved ?

• Promote the software you use

• Suggest new features

• Test release candidates and report bugs

• Submit documentation improvements
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• Participate in support channels

• Write code and fix bugs

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Open Source components integration
Conclusion
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Conclusion

• Open Source components are now often used
► “85% of companies are already using open-source software,
with most of the remaining 15% expecting to do so within the
next year .” - Gartner Research, Nov. 2008

► But it must be carefully integrated into your developments
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• The next step is to be involved!
► Switch from the consumer mode to the actor mode

Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

Questions?
David Sciamma
david.sciamma@anyware-tech.com
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Open Source Components Integration

2. Objectives Design Development Maintenance How to choose an Open Source component How to integrate it in your © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved developments How to be involved Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

4. Objectives • Best component • Risk analysis • Choice of a version © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

5. Criteria • License ► Different licenses for different cases ► What is the targeted business model? ► Copyleft? Eclipse Public License ► Compatible with GPL? © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved GPL LGPL Apache License MIT Mozilla Public Licence BSD Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

6. Criteria • Community Users Contributors © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved Committers ► How strong / vibrant is this community? Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

7. Criteria • Ecosystem ► Individuals ► Service providers ► Adopters − Software vendors © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved − Industry ► Diversity == Strong ecosystem Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

8. Criteria • Maturity • Predictability ► Quality, Development ► Roadmap process ► Respect of the initial ► Tests schedule ► Bug tracker ► Previous versions © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved ► Success stories Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

9. Criteria • Hosted by ► Foundation ► Forge ► Independent © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved • Intellectual property © Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

10. Methodologies • QSOS • OpenBRR • Open Source Maturity Model (OSMM) • … © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

11. Tools/Databases • FLOSSMetrics • QSOS • Ohloh • … © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved • The experience ! Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

13. Different roadmaps Your roadmap T0 V1 V2 V3 V4 © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3 The component’s roadmap Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

14. Roadmap integration • 3 approaches Passive Active Integrated User Contributor Committer © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

15. Passive approach Your roadmap User T0 V1 V2 V3 V4 Consumption (only) © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3 The component’s roadmap Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

16. Passive approach User • Consume frozen version of components • Implement work around for bugs • Advantages ► Safe © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved ► Predictable ► Independent Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

17. Active approach Your roadmap Contributor T0 V1 V2 V3 V4 Contributions: Consumption Bug fixes, feature requests… Communication channels…. © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3 The component’s roadmap Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

18. Active approach Contributor • Consume frozen version of components • Suggest bugs and new features • Integrate new version in the following iterations if it includes fixes © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved • Advantages ► New features / fixes can be integrated in N+1 ► Shared effort on fixes Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

19. Integrated approach Your roadmap Committer T0 V1 V2 V3 V4 Developments are integrated © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved VN-1 VN VN+1 VN+2 VN+3 The component’s roadmap Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

20. Integrated approach Committer • Integrate your roadmap and the component roadmap • Develop on top of development branches • Add new features to the component © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved • Advantages ► Influence the component roadmap ► Integrate soon ► Do not maintain work around or fork of the component Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

22. Why be involved ? • Be able to influence/change the component roadmap • Integrate your constraints • Expertise image • Create a more mature component © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

23. How to be involved ? • Promote the software you use • Suggest new features • Test release candidates and report bugs • Submit documentation improvements © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved • Participate in support channels • Write code and fix bugs Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

25. Conclusion • Open Source components are now often used ► “85% of companies are already using open-source software, with most of the remaining 15% expecting to do so within the next year .” - Gartner Research, Nov. 2008 ► But it must be carefully integrated into your developments © Anyware Technologies-All Right Reserved • The next step is to be involved! ► Switch from the consumer mode to the actor mode Open Source component integration – June 23rd, 2009 – David Sciamma – Anyware Technologies

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