What does CATB stand for?

Cathedral and the Bazaar (Eric S. Raymond essay)

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Open source model In his 1997 essay 'Me Cathedral and the Bazaar ["Y2000], Eric Raymond suggests a model for developing OSS known as the Bazaar model.

Defining open source systems

RELATED ARTICLE: Curiosity Nourishes the Cat As well as the books and Web sites mentioned in the article, curious readers may be interested in the following: * The Cathedral and the Bazaar, Eric Raymonds: Explores two software development approaches, one of which (the "bazaar") is strongly network-centric * The Medici Effect, Frans Johansson: Shows how innovation often results from cross-pollination between intellectual and experiential domains * Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell: Explains impacts of social networks, from fashion trends to epidemics * The Wisdom of Crowds, James Surowiecki: Explains why "the many are smarter than the few," and how group intelligence can be greater than the sum of the parts Maj.

Knock, knock, knocking on Newton's door: building collaborative ...

html and in an appendix to The Cathedral and the Bazaar (O'Reilly).

How to become: a hacker. (Database And Network Intelligence)

Raymond was nominated for his writings, especially "The Cathedral and the Bazaar," the essay Netscape Communications cited as a major factor in its decision to release its browser as "open source.

An International Group of Computer Hackers Will Honor One of Their ...