Software development model or software development lifecycle (SDLC) model would be the same. Under some definitions, a software development lifecycle (SDLC) model may use one or many development models. This post features some software development models. Software development models can…
Software development teams should follow some guidelines and practices in order to create safe software. When developing software, you should beware of leaving backdoors or maintenance hooks. Secure Software Development Frameworks You can read more about secure software development frameworks…
This post summarizes some standard formats to store quiz questions. List of Quiz Questions Formats Quiz question formats feature on this post: QTI Question and Test Interoperability (QTI) is a standard format for the representation of assessment content and results.…
This post explains how to build a community around a free and open source project. (read the external references) You might also be interested in… External References
This post features software testing frameworks or software testing tools. Keyword Driven Testing (KDT) To check software testing tools focused on information security, you can read more about: Do not confuse software testing tools with automation software like browser automation…
This post summarizes hints about how to choose a free and open source software (FOSS) license. Choosing a FOSS License There is no a perfect open source licenses that can is suitable for all situations. It depends on the biggest…
ExifTool is both command-line tool and a Perl library to work with file metadata. It is free and open-source software (FOSS), under a license GPLv1+ or Artistic License. Installing ExifTool You can install ExifTool on macOS by typing: Getting Support…
Free and open source software (FOSS) is software that uses a software license that is both recognized as “free” by the Free Software Foundation (FSF) and “open source” by the Open Software Initiative (OSI). The definitions of “free” (based on…
Copyleft licenses are also known as reciprocate, share-alike or restrictive licenses. These licenses allow you to modify the licensed code and distribute new works based on it, as long as you distribute any new works or adaptations under the same…
Permissive licenses are also known as BSD-style or Apache-style licenses. They contain minimal requirements about how the software can be modified or redistributed, clauses that are not existent in public domain or public domain equivalent licenses.. Permissive licenses are more…