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SecondLife Goes Open Source

 

I read in several blogs today that SecondLife is going open source.

Meaning all of us (yes, I’m looking at you) can now not just build things in the online virtual world but can actually change how the online world operates.
So if I own a company, and I want to know how my complicated product might be received in the real world, this announcement is huge. I can prototype and get reaction first and with far less cost in the virtual world. I wonder how many programming jobs this will spawn?

 


by Brett Rogers, 1/9/2007 7:28:42 AM
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