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The development community is one of the most sizeable and rapidly growing throughout the world of I.T. It consistently adopts and embraces new technologies and good developers will research and learn these as part of their daily work ethic. Developers are aware of their responsibility towards the development and expansion of this field that ultimately helps different organizations, which are running their businesses majorly over internet. One of the major concerns for any developer is which technologies to learn and where can they find good example code or up-to-date snippets and projects they can copy or use. Once the developers get their hands on usable and innovative software projects, then it become easier for them to take an idea, which are utilize in their own projects. It does not mean that developers snatch someone else’s ideas, but they actually take help and then modify it in their own creative way. And this results in something new and amazing.

Actually there are many sites around the globe that host source code libraries and offer developers, an opportunity to post their projects to help the community. In order to locate the best and most reliable website, you should talk to your friends or ask from your colleagues, who have been posting their software projects . Any of the developers can post their work on one of the most reliable websites. In this way, developers are unlike any other profession in the world where they simply give away their hard work and allow others to limitlessly plagiarise and take credit for their efforts. And this illegal act brings down the real value and trust of those developers, who work hard and post their work over different websites.

What is needed is an international marketplace where coders can sell their snippets, projects, applications, software and ideas to profit from their hard work. This would not damage the development community in any way as paid for code is more likely to be supported and tested unlike free (GNU) or partially developed software. Developers that can sell their software, embrace the development community and can freely distribute code in any variety of languages (C#, VB, Java, C++, Objective-C, Powershell etc…) or technologies (smtp, snmp, rpc, ssl, shell etc…) or across any number of commercial ideas (gaming, gambling, mobile apps, financial, risk, insurance…) in order to ensure that well rated and supported code is being created and made available to those that would gladly pay a small premium for it. Small premium attracts more and more developers.  

It is categorically unfair to assume that all developers should either commercialise or gift their work, as both can end in zero gain. As community is paramount to all developers and sharing knowledge is always embraced. Source code libraries need to be taken to the next level and promote the development community where coders can post their very best projects in the knowledge that they are supporting and sharing with their colleagues for mutual benefit. If you will not spread your knowledge then you are going to play your role in bringing halt in the development of source code libraries.

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