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Why developers should be allowed to roam free Posted: Jan 19, 2016 12:07 PM
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Most everyone now seems to subscribe to RedMonk's "developers are the new kingmakers" thesis. Sadly, very few software companies understand how to take advantage of this power shift.

The confusion plays out again and again in the business and support models of otherwise developer-savvy software companies, which use bait-and-switch open source strategies to encourage adoption of and payment for their software. We used to call this "open core."

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Today, let's call it "stupid."

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