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My Open Source Experience from Contributor to Creator

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My Open Source Experience from Contributor to Creator

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AbdulMajedRaja RS

October 19, 2019
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Transcript

  1. My Open Source Experience from Contributor to Creator AbdulMajedRaja RS

  2. Usefulness

  3. Github

  4. Not just Code

  5. Don’t be shy - found something wrong? Fix it with

    a PR That’s me

  6. Your open-sourced code doesn’t have to be perfect Because one

    fine day, someone else will improve your code with a PR

  7. Community Contributions

  8. Reeeeeeeeeeeach

  9. ~ 30K+ Downloads

  10. Rewards Recognition Respect

  11. Rewards - References - Respect

  12. References

  13. How to contribute https://opensource.guide/how-to-contribute/

  14. “Came for the language, but stayed for the community.” -

    Brett Cannon, Python Core Dev