Three ways for Ubuntu to help developers
Developers are a crucial part of any successful software platform. In the same way that an operating system is “just” a means for people to use applications, a platform is “just” a means for developers to create applications and make them available to people.
There are three primary ways in which Ubuntu can help developers do their work. They are all related, but distinct, and so we should consider them individually:
1. Developing for Ubuntu
Today, Ubuntu bundles thousands of free software applications, for both clients and servers, most of which are packaged by Debian.
Ubuntu also carries certifications for a variety of third-party ISV software, both open source and proprietary, which are coordinated through Canonical’s partner program.
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