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Jennifer Crawford
Jennifer Crawford,
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9/8/2017 | 8:49:55 AM
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wordsdoctorate,
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9/7/2017 | 1:59:47 AM
Re: Open source components
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AlbertBarkley2
AlbertBarkley2,
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2/7/2017 | 3:26:17 AM
Re: Open source components
That is true only open source components are things that people need and use after customizing them.
hnrindani
hnrindani,
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7/14/2016 | 8:31:53 AM
Open source components

Interesting article. True that the majority of components of open-source web application platform are unknown to the users. This is because this open-source solution comes with tons of files and a bulk of default features, which sometimes stay untouched as they are not relavant to the requirements. This components can / cannot be vulnerable. Also being open source application development service, there are chances of it getting hacked easily. It is thus important to have thorough knowledge of the system that is in use or use a commorcial enterprise web content management service like Sitefinity or Drupal for web application development.

taylorwilson
taylorwilson,
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7/12/2016 | 7:45:56 AM
Re: cool
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7/12/2016 | 4:08:47 AM
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6/13/2016 | 6:13:13 AM
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5/3/2016 | 3:04:48 AM
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