“Thecus is opening the floodgates for new open source modules.
With the release of the Thecus software development kit (SDK),
third-party developers and adventurous users can get involved in
writing their own modules to fit even the most specific needs. This
competition is the beginning of building a vibrant Thecus developer
community with open dialogue, improved support, and an unlimited
range of features that can only be supported by a grassroots
society. Everyone will be able to get involved: commercial
developers, computer savvy techies, and even basic home users.”
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