After spending the last 18 months retooling Facebook as a “mobile company,” the next front is pushing those developments to the open source community.
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Open source may be next on Facebook’s mobile agenda
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Published December 5, 2013
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If there were two themes that could sum up Facebook‘s public product agenda over the least year, they would be open source and mobile. Naturally, there is room for overlap here, which was the subject of an engineering whiteboard discussion at the social network’s global headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. on Wednesday.
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