FAQ

Open source promotes software reliability and quality by supporting independent peer review and rapid evolution of source code. To be OSI certified, the software must be distributed under a license that guarantees the right to read, redistribute, modify, and use the software freely.

— OSI

Open source software generally denotes that the source code of computer software is open source as to study, change, and improve its design through the availability of its source code under an open source license.

— Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

The initial attraction that most users have to Open Source software is the cost of ownership and quality. In addition, open source programs allow developers to study the source code, improve it (if required) and use it in their own programs. Contributers from around the world contribute to the open source community by offering translation, documentation, and bug reports.

Dixite engineers and staff participate in open source projects; a good example of such projects is SilkPage. In addition, Dixite contributes to the open source community by contributing to open source foundations such as FSF and Apache Software Foundation.

Please refer to JAM document.

At Dixite we have an extensive experience with all of the JAM components. We implemented the first Java based project at DG Fish of the European Commission in 1999. Since then we have built an extensive knowledge-base on each individual component of JAM. In addition, we have access to a wealth of support materials, toolkits, middleware and software provided by the Open Source community as well as out partners.

Please refer to LAMP document.

Dixite offers integrated, validated, and certified open source LAMP stack with ongoing maintenance and enterprise-class support Services.