How To OpenSource

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1. How To OpenSource?
   

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5. Python Mauritius UserGroup
   (pymug)
   More info: mscc.mu/python-mauritius-usergroup-pymug/
   Why Where
   codes github.com/pymug
   share events twitter.com/pymugdotcom
   ping professionals linkedin.com/company/pymug
   all info pymug.com
   tell friends by like facebook.com/pymug
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6. Abdur-Rahmaan Janhangeer
   Help people get into OpenSource
   People hire me to work on Python projects
   www.compileralchemy.com
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7. Fav foreign (https://metabob.com)
   
   
   
   World's most advanced code analysis tool?
   Fav local (https://oceandba.com)
   
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8. How To OpenSource?
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9. Overview
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10. Just start
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11. Solve a real need, be practical, put down work
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12. Maintainer v/s Contributor
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13. Maintainer: understand in depth
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14. Packagify
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15. Download metrics
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16. User expectation
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17. Backward compatibility
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18. DevOps
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19. Production
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20. Product owner: Vision & Values
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21. Level of Seriousness
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22. All free and good: All contributors who are not good for free
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23. Industry standards: Bitter but serious adoption
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24. Grooming
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25. I used to see stars and fork
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26. I used to evaluate standards
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27. Now i trust the OpenSSF scoreboard
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29. How To community?
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30. Have a space to chat
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31. Minimalist: Gitter
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32. Awkward: Gh discussions
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33. Sane: Discord
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34. Mind-blowing: IRC, still alive and kicking
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35. Private slack: You serious?
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36. Raise easy issues
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37. Tag well
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38. Answer to queries
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39. Walk over code
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40. Mentor
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41. Code reviews
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42. CI/CD
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43. Tests
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44. Linting / formatting
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45. Audits
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46. Secret Sauce for Success
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47. Nothing new, ...
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48. ... release often
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49. How to choose projects?
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50. By passion
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51. Spend time with the project
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52. Even core devs are not wizards
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53. Spend time with the project
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54. Pearlerific Wisdoms
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55. Practicality beats techincal superiority --Adam Englander
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56. Pair programming --Dr. Carl Friedrich Bolz-Tereick
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57. It sucks --Batuhan Osman Taskaya
    (On PR taking too long to merge)
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58. Dissecting projects!
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59. Slide a mail: arj.python[@]gmail.com
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