This course aims to highlight the key questions software developers face when dealing with open source projects. It covers topics beyond coding skills, such as people management, trademark enforcement, licensing, patents, and PR. The teaching method involves discussing various aspects of open source through real-world examples and practical advice. The course is intended for software developers interested in transitioning from private code bases to successful open source projects.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
About you
Ubuntu
Open Source
Dictatorship
Patent Law
Whats Next
Loan Hacker
People Aspects
Twitter
Apache mouths
Other aspects
Scholar language
Scalable language
Find users
Marketing
Training
Conferences
Users
Support
Contributing to Open Source
Prioritization
Too many issues
Manage expectations
Issue tracker
Reward system
Keep them motivated
Patch
Feedback
My first patch
Thank you
Only go so far
Multiple hats on your head
Funding
Advertising
Communication
Vision Statement
Communications
Channels
Central Slice
Video Chat
Online Group Chat
Web Forum
Apache Mahute
Canonical place
Mailing list
Cookie effect
Volunteering
Physical health
Its growing successful
Its a project
Dealing with poisonous people
Change management
Business or nonprofit
Taught by
Scala Days Conferences
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