In this the second article of Henrik Ingo's series on developing open source software, you'll learn how to evaluate existing open source projects, for example when faced with a choice between multiple projects that all claim to do what you want. The article also contains pointers to good sites to look for open source projects and as examples describes some current popular .NET-based projects. The article will be useful to people who are relatively new to the open source world, whether they wish to actively contribute to or merely consume some open source software.
