5. a little about myself
Victor Neo
2nd year Comp. Sci. student, OSS
member
6. a little about myself
Victor Neo
2nd year Comp. Sci. student, OSS
member
Currently CTO at Pikaland
(pikaland.com)
7. a little about myself
Victor Neo
2nd year Comp. Sci. student, OSS
member
Currently CTO at Pikaland
(pikaland.com)
Python User Group Member
8. a little about myself
Victor Neo
2nd year Comp. Sci. student, OSS
member
Currently CTO at Pikaland
(pikaland.com)
Python User Group Member
Founders’ Pitch (founderspitch.net)
19. open source software
Software with source code provided
Everyone is permitted to view, change
and improve the software (free as in
speech)
20. open source software
Software with source code provided
Everyone is permitted to view, change
and improve the software (free as in
speech)
Use software that is vetted and
updated by the community
21. When I say Open Source Software,
it includes end user applications,
frameworks and libraries
24. cost savings
Domain name + web hosting cost
Open source powers many tech
startups such as Facebook, Twitter
25. cost savings
Domain name + web hosting cost
Open source powers many tech
startups such as Facebook, Twitter
Office Suites, Graphics editor,
Accounting tools are available
57. Choosing the ‘right’ apps
Use software that your team is
comfortable with
It’s easier to start early with OSS, don’t
wait.
58. Choosing the ‘right’ apps
Use software that your team is
comfortable with
It’s easier to start early with OSS, don’t
wait.
If all else fails, it’s okay to trick them
into using open source
63. why teambox?
Easy for everyone to try out, hosted with
limitations
Got your own server? Host it yourself, for
free*.
64. why teambox?
Easy for everyone to try out, hosted with
limitations
Got your own server? Host it yourself, for
free*.
Generally a good way to introduce OSS
130. Questions?
I’ll be attending all remaining talks, so just grab me if
you are shy
/ have questions
/ want to talk about anything
131. Questions?
I’ll be attending all remaining talks, so just grab me if
you are shy
/ have questions
/ want to talk about anything
@victorneo
133. 1.30 ~ 2.30: Harish Pillay on:
Open Source Productivity Tools
134. 1.30 ~ 2.30: Harish Pillay on:
Open Source Productivity Tools
2.30 ~ 3.30: Calvin Cheng on:
Django 101 and a peek into a Live
GeoDjango project for ETH Zurich
135. 1.30 ~ 2.30: Harish Pillay on:
Open Source Productivity Tools
2.30 ~ 3.30: Calvin Cheng on:
Django 101 and a peek into a Live
GeoDjango project for ETH Zurich
3.30 ~ 4.30: Mark Wee on
Metasploit (Open Source Computer
Security and Vulnerabilities)
136. 1.30 ~ 2.30: Harish Pillay on:
Open Source Productivity Tools
2.30 ~ 3.30: Calvin Cheng on:
Django 101 and a peek into a Live
GeoDjango project for ETH Zurich
3.30 ~ 4.30: Mark Wee on
Metasploit (Open Source Computer
Security and Vulnerabilities)
4.30 ~ 5.30: Nia Mutiara on
Quick Web-Development using Ruby On
Rails 3.1
Hinweis der Redaktion
- OSS software for startups\n- Part of NTU’s SFD 2011 events\n- \n