2014 Open Source Project Case Study

Introduction

This is a list of open source projects, communities, technologies, or companies that you can use as a basis of your case study. The final goal of the case study is a blog post and class presentation, wherein you are asked to discuss the following:

• What is it? Describe the project/technology.
• How is it licensed? What can one do with it, to it?
• Where is the code? Where are the docs? What are the project's main URLs?
• Who made it? Who is maintaining it? Who are the core community members? Give links to Github, Twitter, etc.
• Describe the community. How big is it? Where does it exist? What form does it take?
• What is important to the project/community? What are there processes like?
• How does the community communicate? Which tools does it favour?
• Who uses it? How is it used in the wild?
• How does one get involved?

Students in the DPS909 and OSD600 courses for fall 2014 should pick a project below, and immerse themselves in that community. Be prepared to present on the date specified, and to have your blog post published.

Schedule

Open Source Project	Student	Date (Mon or Wed)	Blog Link
Redis	Gary Deng	09/22/2014 (Monday)	TBD
React.js	TBD		TBD
node.js	Linpei Fan	October 1, 2014 (Mon)	TBD
bower	TBD		TBD
browserify	TBD		TBD
Express	TBD		TBD
Grunt	Gideon Thomas	Movember 3, 2014 (Monday)	TBD
JSHint	TBD		TBD
lodash, underscore	TBD		TBD
Chai	TBD		TBD
Mocha	TBD		TBD
Firefox OS	TBD		TBD
MongoDB	TBD		TBD
Socket.io	TBD		TBD
AngularJS	Habib Zahoori	Oct 27,2014	TBA
Less.js	TBD		TBD
Polymer	TBD		TBD
Brackets	Shuming Lin	Oct 29,2014	TBD
PhoneGap	TBD		TBD
Bootstrap	Ava Dacayo	November 5, 2014	TBD
Atom	Yoav Gurevich	09/15/2014	http://acadosdev.blogspot.ca/
Android	TBD		TBD
git	TBD		TBD
Chromium	TBD		TBD
SpiderMonkey	TBD		TBD
RequireJS	TBD		TBD
SQLite	TBD		TBD