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By Joab Jackson | New York | Tuesday, 17 August, 2010
The Linux Foundation has launched The Open Compliance Program, an assistance program to help organisations with open source usage compliance.
Many companies are unaware of how different software licensing works with open source, or their executives fear being forced to divulge their
izh_test is a xUnit-like framework. Its advantages over existing alternatives are that it
1. uses file compare for checking results of test.
2. doesn’t depend on partial program language using external xml test descriptions.
The package is distributed by license GPL with source code “as is”.Authors develop the system depending on own current needs. So
Macker is a build-time architectural rule checking utility for Java developers.
View the rules file
It’s meant to model the architectural ideals programmers always dream up for their projects, and then break — it helps keep code clean and consistent. Users can tailor a rules file to suit a specific project’s structure, or write some
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By Joab Jackson | New York | Tuesday, 17 August, 2010
The Linux Foundation has launched The Open Compliance Program, an assistance program to help organisations with open source usage compliance.
Many companies are unaware of how different software licensing works with open source, or their executives fear being forced to divulge their own software code because it was intermingled with some open source code under the Gnu Public License (GPL).
The program includes training programs, software tools that check programs for open source licensing or other issues, and a compliance directory of companies using open source software.
All these services, except for the training courses, will be free.
Click here to view all of there Open Compliance tools.
izh_test is a xUnit-like framework. Its advantages over existing alternatives are that it
1. uses file compare for checking results of test.
2. doesn’t depend on partial program language using external xml test descriptions.
The package is distributed by license GPL with source code “as is”.Authors develop the system depending on own current needs. So they implement only things that they use, nothing else.
If someone needs something new he should implement it himself. izh_test isn’t commercial project and any new useful extern changes and additions will be included by the same license GPL . As example we need more correct english documentation. The list of task to implement is in the part “Roadmap” Source codes of izh_test depend onlibrary izh_base . This library is distributed by the same license GPL ,but it won’t be included extern changes and additions by license GPL .
View TesterTools dedicated page for this tool.
Macker is a build-time architectural rule checking utility for Java developers.
It’s meant to model the architectural ideals programmers always dream up for their projects, and then break — it helps keep code clean and consistent. Users can tailor a rules file to suit a specific project’s structure, or write some general “good practice” rules for your code. Macker is flexible, and writing a rules file is part of the development process for each unique project.
For more details go here
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