Open Source for the Open Mind

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1. OPEN SOURCE for the OPEN MIND @_ryannystrom Friday, October 18, 13
2. OPEN SOURCE IS ITERATION Friday, October 18, 13
3. MARCH 2012 https://github.com/rnystrom/RNExpandingButtonBar 17 Commits 118 Stars Friday, October 18, 13
4. OCT 2012 https://github.com/rnystrom/RNSwipeViewController 35 Commits 236 Stars Friday, October 18, 13
5. JULY 2013 https://github.com/rnystrom/RNGridMenu 76 Commits 487 Stars Friday, October 18, 13
6. OPEN SOURCE IS COLLABORATION Friday, October 18, 13
7. learn to take criticism (you pansy) Friday, October 18, 13
8. learn to accept praise Friday, October 18, 13
9. build an expertise Friday, October 18, 13
10. work with other smart people Friday, October 18, 13
11. OPEN SOURCE IS DOCUMENTATION Friday, October 18, 13
12. “Don’t write shitty readmes.” - Abe Lincoln Friday, October 18, 13
13. RNGridMenu =========== A grid based menu view with field depth and bounce animation: inspired by Mailbox, and extended for multiple needs. I created this project out of a stint of boredom. This control is customizable to a degree, but kept simple so you can take it and spin your own subclass or fork out of it. <p align="center"><img src="https://raw.github.com/rnystrom/RNGridMenu/ master/images/menu.gif"/></p> <p align="center"><img src="https://raw.github.com/rnystrom/RNGridMenu/ master/images/options.jpg"/></p> ## Installation ## Installation with [CocoaPods](http://cocoapods.org/) made available by [thaberkern](https://github.com/thaberkern). Just add this line to your Podfile. ``` pod 'RNGridMenu', '~> 0.1.2' ``` Drag and drop the <code>RNGridMenu</code> .h and .m files into your project. To get this working, you'll need to include the following frameworks: - QuartCore - Accelerate ... Multi-Markdown Friday, October 18, 13
14. Project Title =========== Image (if applicable) ## Installation Include dependencies & prereqs. ## Usage "Getting started" ## Credits Who/what helped? ## Apps Who uses this? ## Todo Itemize & cross out (don't delete) ## Contact Email, twitter, etc. ## License Friday, October 18, 13
15. Bad https://github.com/gliyao/Multiple-Translator Friday, October 18, 13
16. Good https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2 Friday, October 18, 13
17. Amazing https://github.com/alikaragoz/MCSwipeTableViewCell Friday, October 18, 13
18. OPEN SOURCE IS FOR PEOPLE Friday, October 18, 13
19. CODEBASE Friday, October 18, 13
20. CLIENT FACING Friday, October 18, 13
21. STOP Friday, October 18, 13
22. Write to be read Everything is an API DRY (don’t repeat yourself) Stop being clever Friday, October 18, 13
23. ANALOGY What should a pilot control in order to fly? Friday, October 18, 13
24. This? Friday, October 18, 13
25. Or this? Friday, October 18, 13
26. vs Friday, October 18, 13
27. OPEN SOURCE IS VERSION CONTROL Friday, October 18, 13
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30. 4,000,000 users 8,000,000 repositories 140GB of data / day Friday, October 18, 13
31. use github to pull Friday, October 18, 13
32. use github to push Friday, October 18, 13
33. use github to branch Friday, October 18, 13
34. use github to commit Friday, October 18, 13
35. use github to merge Friday, October 18, 13
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37. “Five Things All Great Surfers Do” - Surfer Magazine #3. Commit early. Commit often. Friday, October 18, 13
38. OPEN SOURCE IS COMMUNITY Friday, October 18, 13
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40. what’s easy for you could be hard for others Friday, October 18, 13
41. OPEN SOURCE IS A PORTFOLIO Friday, October 18, 13
42. “A degree or certificate is like a musician having a music degree. It may be impressive, but what really counts is the music. Github has your sheet music on it, along with a history of your changes.” - Jade Rubick, New Relic http://qr.ae/IzuFO Friday, October 18, 13
43. Increase your code’s value Embrace freedom Signaling value Hack value & learning Friday, October 18, 13
44. “Open source (almost) everything ... [its] great advertising for your company ... attract talent ... the best technical interview possible ... lastly, it’s the right thing to do.” - Tom Preston-Werner, CEO Github http://tom.preston-werner.com/2011/11/22/open-source-everything.html Friday, October 18, 13
45. GETTING STARTED Friday, October 18, 13
46. Find your niche/expertise Start small Write about what you create Understand licensing Friday, October 18, 13
47. http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/03/24/a-short-guide-to-open-source-and-similar-licenses/ Friday, October 18, 13
48. PORTFOLIO COMMUNITY VERSION CONTROL OPEN SOURCE IS ITERATION DOCUMENTATION COLLABORATION Friday, October 18, 13
49. THANKS @_ryannystrom Friday, October 18, 13