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Sorry, if I don't share the general enthusiasm... Making it opensource mostly helps DB and malevolent people. DB can get bug fixes for free, and malevolent peop
by d--b 9y ago
Sorry, if I don't share the general enthusiasm... Making it opensource mostly helps DB and malevolent people. DB can get bug fixes for free, and malevolent people can now make fake versions of Autobahn that MITM every orders that the traders make. There is no benefit whatsoever for clients...
- mindthegab 9y agoI completely disagree, but that's you would expect as the Executive Director of the Foundation (http://symphony.foundation http://symphony.foundation) that is trying to drive these banks in embracing open source and open collaboration as a better way to build technology. I do believe that end users will benefit by these firms not reinventing the wheel and building innovative, more interoperable and ultimately better technology. I, my team and I know I speak on behalf of our Community are committed to this level of transparency. Finally the beauty of open source is that you don't have to trust a PR article, just go look at the code at https://github.com/symphonyoss/plexus-interop https://github.com/symphonyoss/plexus-interop and decide for yourself. And if unsure reach out to the plexus-interop@symphony.foundation mailing list, it's all in the open!