Re:Xamarin now free in Visual Studio, and Xamarin SDK being ...
by iso-8859-1 on Thursday March 31, 2016 @07:56PM
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"It's proprietary" is a fully legitimate pain point. It means that I can never fully trust that part of my toolbox, what if it has a bug that gets neglected by the developer or it gets abandoned. The open source ideology is not attractive just because of its ethics.
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Re:Xamarin now free in Visual Studio, and Xamarin SDK being ...
by cm2187 on Friday April 01, 2016 @03:12AM
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But open source has its own history of major security flaws, particularly the last two years.
I would be curious to know what % of security flaws are discovered because exploited vs as a result of a code review.