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 comment Is it a bad decision to release code that is not open source
You might want to take a look at this related post, "Why do programmers write apps and then make them free?" at programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/3233/…
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 answered Why can people expect hardware/software requirements on software applications, but it's not for web applications?
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 comment What's the difference between a “developer” and a “developer-analyst”?
@SnOrfus: Yes! I've actually been in this exact situation--hired at the outset of a project as a developer-analyst, worked with clients to develop the SRS first, then chose the development team and worked with them on the actual development. Its kind of a "Transitional" role that brings more continuity to the process.
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