Radamsa Integrations

Git is an open-source distributed version control system that can handle small to very large projects quickly and efficiently. Git is simple to learn, has a small footprint, and delivers lightning fast performance. It is superior to SCM tools such as Subversion, CVS and Perforce. Git also has features such as cheap local branching and convenient staging areas.

Make is a visual platform that allows anyone to design, build and automate anything, from workflows and tasks to apps and systems. It does not require any coding. Make is used by SMBs, scaleups and teams worldwide to scale their businesses faster than ever. Make allows people to connect and create workflows at lightning speed. Make allows anyone to build like a developer and launch solutions across all industries and business areas at a fraction the cost and time. Make allows teams to visualize and modify processes, and collaborate on them so they can scale as fast as their company. You can integrate sales and marketing tools, automate a customer journey, improve business operations, or build a custom backend system. Making on Make is intuitive, playful, and powerful. Our Maker community has shown us that when building brings out joy, there is no limit to what is possible.

OpenBSD is entirely developed by volunteers. OpenBSD Foundation contributes to funding the project's development environment, and developer events. OpenBSD will continue to be a free and vibrant operating system thanks to your contributions. OpenBSD has embedded cryptography in many places within the operating system. We demand that cryptographic software used by us be freely available and licensed. We don't use cryptography that is protected by nasty patents. We also require that the software be from countries with export licenses. This is because we don't want to break any country's laws. Keep it as political-free as possible. Solutions should be based on technical merit.

FreeBSD has many advanced networking, security, and compatibility features that are not available in commercial operating systems. FreeBSD is an ideal Internet and Intranet server. It can provide reliable network services even under heavy loads. It also uses memory efficiently to maintain high response times for thousands concurrent user processes. FreeBSD provides advanced network operating system features for embedded platforms and appliances, including Intel-based appliances and ARM, PowerPC and MIPS hardware platforms. Vendors around the globe rely on FreeBSD for their embedded products, which includes mail and web appliances, routers, time servers and wireless access points. They can also decide how many local changes they want back through the Berkeley open-source license.