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@kosalanuwan 5/11/2016
InnerSourcing
Why should enterprises adopt open source engineering practices?
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Climate check
on Open Source
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Reasons
to use
OSS
Top factors
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Programing
languages and
frameworks
Top factors
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Concerns
in using
OSS
Top concerns
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Programming
Patterns and Principles
Style Guides
Open source
Contributing
Etiquette
Workflow
Design and Health
Style Guides
Reviews
Pipelines
Test Suits
Code Coverage
and more ...
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No matter who you are
most of the
smartest people
work for someone else!
Joy's Law
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Knowledge is
unevenly distributed.
It never exists in a
concentrated form!
Friedrich Hayek, Economist and Philosopher
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The enterprises need to
find ways to access
that knowledge!
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Climate check
on InnerSource
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Why
adopt
InnerSource?
Talent retention and employee
satisfaction aren't the reasons
to adopt InnerSource
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What
motivates
developers?
Fun isn't a motivation factor for devs to
adopt InnerSource
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Improved
their job
satisfaction
Almost everybody "strongly agrees"
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Active > Grow > Automate
Journey
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Software
development
methods
Top methods and practices
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Minimal-standard Tools
for Managing Information
Website
Message Forums / Mailing Lists
Bug Tracking
Version Control
Real-time Chat
Wiki
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First task is to bring down
the hacktivation energy
to a level that encourages
people to be involved
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Getting Start
Checklist
Features and Requirements List
Reality of Development Status
Downloads
Version Controlling
Bug Tracking
Communication Channels
Developer Guidelines
Documentation
Demos, Screenshots, Videos, Examples, ...
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Manager does not
mean owning the
project!
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Contributing does not
mean coding!
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Not all maintainers
are coders!
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Managing
Participants
Responsibility without Monopoly
Delegation
Codeowners
Transition
Maintainers and Committers
Acknowledgments
Hiring Open Source Developers
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If it's worth doing once
it's worth automating!
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$ whois github.com
Jake Feinler's "yellow pages" of the Internet
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Try not to let humans do
what machines could do
instead!
Pragmatic Project Automation, Mike Clark
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Software
quality
practices
Top methods and practices
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Software
release
strategy
Top methods and practices
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Advocating
Automation
Test Automation
Bots
Conventional Commits
Semantic Releases
Release Pipelines
Development Containers
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If I do my job right
you never see it!
Radia Perlman