How To OpenSource - Speaker Deck

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How To OpenSource?

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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 5

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Abdur-Rahmaan Janhangeer Help people get into OpenSource People hire me to work on Python projects www.compileralchemy.com 6

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Fav foreign (https://metabob.com) World's most advanced code analysis tool? Fav local (https://oceandba.com) 7

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How To OpenSource? 8

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Overview 9

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Just start 10

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Solve a real need, be practical, put down work 11

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Maintainer v/s Contributor 12

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Maintainer: understand in depth 13

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Packagify 14

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Download metrics 15

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User expectation 16

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Backward compatibility 17

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DevOps 18

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Production 19

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Product owner: Vision & Values 20

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Level of Seriousness 21

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All free and good: All contributors who are not good for free 22

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Industry standards: Bitter but serious adoption 23

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Grooming 24

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I used to see stars and fork 25

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I used to evaluate standards 26

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Now i trust the OpenSSF scoreboard 27

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How To community? 29

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Have a space to chat 30

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Minimalist: Gitter 31

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Awkward: Gh discussions 32

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Sane: Discord 33

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Mind-blowing: IRC, still alive and kicking 34

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Private slack: You serious? 35

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Raise easy issues 36

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Tag well 37

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Answer to queries 38

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Walk over code 39

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Mentor 40

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Code reviews 41

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CI/CD 42

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Tests 43

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Linting / formatting 44

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Audits 45

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Secret Sauce for Success 46

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Nothing new, ... 47

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... release often 48

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How to choose projects? 49

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By passion 50

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Spend time with the project 51

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Even core devs are not wizards 52

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Spend time with the project 53

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Pearlerific Wisdoms 54

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Practicality beats techincal superiority --Adam Englander 55

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Pair programming --Dr. Carl Friedrich Bolz-Tereick 56

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It sucks --Batuhan Osman Taskaya (On PR taking too long to merge) 57

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Dissecting projects! 58

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