user5032: Is there a definite timeline or not? Thank you.

user1380: There is no fixed open-sourcing date, there is certain large enhancements that OC wants to be in the initial release. My best guesstimate is that there is an 80% chance of the release before the end of the year and 50% chance before September.

user3060: My personal opinion is that the server code isn't ready yet. Nor is the client. Ripple is a very complex and ambituous piece of software. I think they need more programmers and a lot more polish and bugfixing before it is released. I consider myself at least of average intelligence and quite frankly, the order book in the client confuses the shit out of me. And I'm a huge fan of Ripple!

user196: There's no timeline, but they say it's "top priority".

user3364: OpenCoin (now called Ripple Labs Inc.) open sourced the Ripple server code on Sept 25th 2013.
Announcement: https://ripple.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3718
Source: https://github.com/ripple/

user85: We have publicly stated that we don't expect the code to be made publicly available in less than two months and that we would consider it a failure if we didn't make the code publicly available before the end of the year.
Right now, we've received a lot of public feedback and are trying to make changes responsive to that feedback. See this github issue for an example. It will be very hard to make significant changes after the source code is public.
(I'm an employee of Opencoin and one of the designers of the Ripple payment network. I'm speaking only for myself.)

5032: <p>Is there a definite timeline or not? Thank you.</p>
 1380: <p>There is no fixed open-sourcing date, there is certain large enhancements that OC wants to be in the initial release. My best guesstimate is that there is an 80% chance of the release before the end of the year and 50% chance before September.</p>
 3060: <p>My personal opinion is that the server code isn't ready yet. Nor is the client. Ripple is a very complex and ambituous piece of software. I think they need more programmers and a lot more polish and bugfixing before it is released. I consider myself at least of average intelligence and quite frankly, the order book in the client confuses the shit out of me. And I'm a huge fan of Ripple!</p>
 196: <p>There's no timeline, but they say it's "<a href="https://github.com/rippleFoundation/ripple-client/issues/581" rel="nofollow">top priority</a>".</p>
 3364: <p>OpenCoin (now called Ripple Labs Inc.) open sourced the Ripple server code on Sept 25th 2013.</p>

<p>Announcement: <a href="https://ripple.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&amp;t=3718" rel="nofollow">https://ripple.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&amp;t=3718</a><br>
Source: <a href="https://github.com/ripple/" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/ripple/</a></p>
 85: <p>We have publicly stated that we don't expect the code to be made publicly available in less than two months and that we would consider it a failure if we didn't make the code publicly available before the end of the year.</p>

<p>Right now, we've received a lot of public feedback and are trying to make changes responsive to that feedback. See <a href="https://github.com/rippleFoundation/ripple-client/issues/748">this github issue</a> for an example. It will be very hard to make significant changes after the source code is public.</p>

<p>(I'm an employee of Opencoin and one of the designers of the Ripple payment network. I'm speaking only for myself.)</p>
