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Meta: So far (23 top level answers) we have: Nginx, Git, Guava, Photoshop (?!), Discourse, OpenBSD (and: other BSDs, Plan9, BSD tools, Linux, LLVM/Clang, WebKit
by berns 9y ago
Meta: So far (23 top level answers) we have: Nginx, Git, Guava, Photoshop (?!), Discourse, OpenBSD (and: other BSDs, Plan9, BSD tools, Linux, LLVM/Clang, WebKit, Chrome, Firefox, Quake 1-3, Doom 3, CPython, TensorFlow), Hashicorp's tools, Redis, Mysql, Postgresql, Apache HTTP server.
Wasn't the question about business applications?
Redeeming answers: ERPNext, Odoo, OpenERP, OpenERM
- bradgnar 9y agogithub?
- ohkaiby 9y agoGitHub the application is not open source.
- owebmaster 9y agoGitlab?
- zitterbewegung 9y agoI have worked with Odoo. Although it is redeeming I don't think its a well architected app. System is extremely confusing to customize past the online tutorials.
- yellowapple 9y ago"Wasn't the question about business applications?" Define "business application". To me, it would be defined as "application used in a business" (EDIT: or more precisely: "application upon which a business is built"). Web servers, databases, and (maybe) operating systems definitely qualify. So do web browsers.
- softawre 9y agoYour definition is not the common one, I don't think.
- yellowapple 9y agoProbably not. Nonetheless, "business application" is still pretty vague, IMO.
- adictator 9y agoI didn't expect Apache HTTP Server. Was it refactored heavily, like recently? As otherwise the Apache HTTP server code is a mess, how it works & performs appropriately is a miracle.