Making Open Source Magic
…And how is that going to get you from sandbox to moving forward or to project completion? How do you get investors, contributors, more community activity, or even getting a talk accepted…
As a starting point to get a feel for a project’s community engagement, look for a contributor guide. The presence of a contributor guide can be a great indication that a project is being well cared for, while the lack of one can indicate a lack of maturity. A widely used project may have a more engaged community, so look for signs that the community is helping work toward best practices by contributing issues and patches. Also, ensure the project has a documented and secure bug-reporting process.
The Careful Consumption of Open Source Software…And how is that going to get you from sandbox to moving forward or to project completion? How do you get investors, contributors, more community activity, or even getting a talk accepted…
…Define your short-term and long-term goals of starting an open source project. After you’ve established trust and credibility in the open source community, maybe you want to translate open…
…That happens the most when there's a single vendor controlling the project. There's a difference between an open source project, one with a permissive license, and one that's community…
…Based on their comments, we understand we have work to do getting the word out about our community contributions and maintaining and committing to projects. We’re looking forward to making great…
…Speaking of the Scorecard, you give back a tremendous amount of your time to various open source projects and communities. Could you tell us how you got started? Stephen Augustus: While working…
…So they had me looking strategically at a bunch of open source projects, and I got more and more interested in community, and I eventually turned that into full-time community manager…
…My team is very involved in ensuring that the projects we depend on are cared for and secure and making sure Amazon is showing up for the communities. We want communities to…
…To what do you attribute the project’s success early on? Is it the nature of the problem that it solves, or do you feel like you captured something within the community…
…and the projects they oversee. In Intel’s annual open source community survey, the majority of survey respondents (45%) cited maintainer burnout as their top challenge. Stories from the Community At the…
…The community can become big supporters, but you have to listen to them and take them seriously. What’s Next Katherine Druckman: What excites you about the project’s future? Barton George…