What is open source? Open source usually refers to developers making system/application source code public. By sharing and reusing code, you can quickly develop high-quality, low-maintenance applications. This means that you no longer need to spend a lot of time learning new technologies or writing complicated code.
1. The eternal god of Linux
Take linux as an example.
After Linus Torvald, the initiator of the Linux system, laid the foundation of the Linux kernel, he directly shared the source code with other programmers in the community . At first, Linux was just a project he inspired, a tool purely used to assist other projects.
Since it is a tool, he hopes that more people will use his tool, and warmly welcomes suggestions for improvement. So programmers all over the world came together to contribute to the maintenance of this tool, so the success of linux is actually a win-win situation-each community member benefits from it on the way to strengthen this tool, Linus himself The interest is not in using linux for profit. The most ironic thing is that how many OSs die in their infancy, but linux has developed.
Today, the Linux kernel has always been open source, and no one can easily take it for himself, even today Linus Torvald himself may not be qualified. Because Linux has accumulated decades of wisdom, the amount of engineering it carries can no longer be attributed to a certain person.
2. I have the source code, and the world is under my control!
In fact, we also use a lot of open source software in the development process. From a personal point of view, why do we like to use open source software? The main reasons are as follows:
- Open source software is more active, can expand cognition and help us learn more knowledge.
- Open source software is more reassuring. Even if the author does not maintain it, we can still make some changes ourselves.
- Open source software is more interesting. There are all kinds of open source software.
Having said so many open source things, what is the relationship between it and closed source? Take a simple example:
When you have purchased a piece of software, this software has a defect, and this defect affects your use.
If it is a closed-source product, unless you imitate and write one yourself, you can only consider putting the knife on the developer's neck along the network cable and forcing him to add it.
But as long as you modify the open source software on its basis, the supported secondary development can realize your functions.
In view of the difficulty of putting the knife holder on the neck opposite the network cable, the superiority of natural open source software is self-evident.
3. An open source and powerful tool
It has been romantic for several years. Just looking at the present, Linux allows us to see the productivity driven by open source. In fact, low-code, like it, is a tool to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
In the past 10 years, the JNPF low-code platform has developed in full swing, and it is not an exaggeration to call it a dark horse. This well-received low-code platform allows non-IT professionals to build personalized management software for enterprises, so that enterprises no longer need to reuse multiple software, and can realize multi-system and multi-platform docking, so that business and workflow can be directly Integration improves efficiency while achieving better expansion, which is faster and more convenient.
It is worth mentioning that it is one of the few platforms on the market that implements a full source code delivery mechanism to customers . It is developed using two mainstream technologies, Java/.Net, and provides visual interface design and logical arrangement. The out-of-the-box function realizes on-demand customization and flexible assembly; it supports privatized deployment (local deployment) and effectively realizes the isolation of internal and external networks. Only a small amount of code or no code is needed to meet the needs of personalized/complex business scenarios, and realize precise customization and agile delivery for enterprise digital scenarios.
Open source experience: https://www.jnpfsoft.com/?csdn
Having said that, I believe that many people are excited and hesitant about the low-code platform: they are attracted by its high cost performance, but they are hesitant about whether the platform is easy to use. It is suggested that partners can go to the official website of JNPF and give it a try. If you have a bad experience, you can give feedback to relevant personnel, and together we will contribute to the vigorous development of low-code.
Four. Summary
2023 is an era of development. In many cases, we have to look at problems from a developmental perspective. Whether it is Linux or JNPF, they are all shining in their respective fields, and have solved many problems in the vast galaxy in the past. I like them.
If you are interested, you can chat with me about the source code privately in the background, or jump to the official website of the platform to build any type of enterprise management system for free! !