I’ve probably said it before, and will say it again, and I’m also sure that I’m not the first, or the last to make this point, but I have yet to see an example of an open source design process that has worked.
Indeed, I’d go so far as to wager that “open source design” is [...]
Category Archives: Raw Materials
The problem with open source design
Jan 3rd – @ 12am
Apple source code pointing to social features?
Nov 13th – @ 11pm
File this in the wild conjecture/handy-waving category.
I did some random digging today and stumbled upon something that could be pretty interesting, or, could be nothing more than the equivalent of the human appendix of Leopard: remnants of a good idea that somehow along the way never got completed, but traces of it still exist in [...]
OpenSocial and Address Book 2.0: Putting People into the Protocol
Oct 31st – @ 10pm
I wonder if Tim O’Reilly knows something that he’s not telling the rest of us. Or maybe he knows something that the rest of us know, but that we haven’t been able to articulate yet. Who knows.
In any case, he’s been going on about this “Address Book 2.0” for awhile, and if you ask me, [...]