Open Source and Trends

LEGO explains Open Source

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A LEGO-figure video offers a clear, accessible explanation of open source, including access to source code, the freedom to modify and redistribute it, and cooperation between users and developers. It also highlights the benefits of this model for users and for companies that build their work around it.

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It is often difficult to explain in words what open source or Open Source is. Free access to source code, the freedom to modify and redistribute it without restrictions, cooperation between users and developers... these are all abstract concepts that are difficult to understand.

We link you to a fun video made with LEGO figures that clearly explains, with understandable examples, what open source is and what benefits it has both for users and for companies like NaN·tic that support it.

Many thanks to the people at movingmonday and bitblueprint for this fantastic work, which helps all of us who are part of this community.

Frequently asked questions

What does the LEGO video explain about open source?

It uses visual, accessible examples to explain open source, including access to source code, modification, redistribution and cooperation.

Why can open source be difficult to explain?

Because it involves abstract ideas such as access to source code, the freedom to modify and redistribute it, and cooperation between users and developers.

Which benefits of open source does the article point out?

The text indicates that it can benefit users as well as companies that support it or use it as the basis of their activity.

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