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By bonlebon
via itmanagersjournal.com
Published: Oct 06 2006 / 08:13
People often talk about a software project's bus factor -- the number of people on your project that need to get hit by a bus to leave you with no one familiar with your codebase. In the open source world, the disappearance of even one developer can herald the death of your project -- if you don't prepare in advance.
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