How To OpenSource

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1. How To OpenSource?
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8. How To OpenSource? 8
9. Overview 9
10. Just start 10
11. Solve a real need, be practical, put down work 11
12. Maintainer v/s Contributor 12
13. Maintainer: understand in depth 13
14. Packagify 14
15. Download metrics 15
16. User expectation 16
17. Backward compatibility 17
18. DevOps 18
19. Production 19
20. Product owner: Vision & Values 20
21. Level of Seriousness 21
22. All free and good: All contributors who are not good for free 22
23. Industry standards: Bitter but serious adoption 23
24. Grooming 24
25. I used to see stars and fork 25
26. I used to evaluate standards 26
27. Now i trust the OpenSSF scoreboard 27
29. How To community? 29
30. Have a space to chat 30
31. Minimalist: Gitter 31
32. Awkward: Gh discussions 32
33. Sane: Discord 33
34. Mind-blowing: IRC, still alive and kicking 34
35. Private slack: You serious? 35
36. Raise easy issues 36
37. Tag well 37
38. Answer to queries 38
39. Walk over code 39
40. Mentor 40
41. Code reviews 41
42. CI/CD 42
43. Tests 43
44. Linting / formatting 44
45. Audits 45
46. Secret Sauce for Success 46
47. Nothing new, ... 47
48. ... release often 48
49. How to choose projects? 49
50. By passion 50
51. Spend time with the project 51
52. Even core devs are not wizards 52
53. Spend time with the project 53
54. Pearlerific Wisdoms 54
55. Practicality beats techincal superiority --Adam Englander 55
56. Pair programming --Dr. Carl Friedrich Bolz-Tereick 56
57. It sucks --Batuhan Osman Taskaya (On PR taking too long to merge) 57
58. Dissecting projects! 58
59. Slide a mail: arj.python[@]gmail.com 59