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Stefan Cosma
November 22, 2014
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Developer communities, cloud IDEs and open source - OSOMreInvent 2014
Developer communities, cloud IDEs and open source. A case study held at OSOMreInvent 2014.
Stefan Cosma
November 22, 2014
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Developer communities, cloud IDEs and open source.
The structure of a community should be thought out before
building / designing the product
Provide the tools necessary for that community to grow and
thrive
Promote an “MIT license” thinking and open source the tools
that can help the community mature
Overview Community Docs An open source IDE Community Engagement
Community Docs - Overview An open source project Focuses on
contribution Built using open source frameworks Easily maintainable
Community Docs - Parts Metalsmith, Gulp, Sass, CoffeeScript Markdown!!! Github
pages
Community Docs - Gulp Gulp takes advantage of Node.js streaming
syntax to pass results from one function to the next.
Community Docs - Metalsmith With Metalsmith, all the logic is
handled by plugins. You just have to chain them together.
Community Docs - Contribution FORK > CREATE > PULL REQUEST
Open source IDE - Structure Built on top of Ace
Extended using the KDFramework
Open source IDE Community features Shortcuts Collapsable Panes Resize and
Split panes
Open source IDE - Parts The KDFramework An open source
UI framework for the modern web
Engagement An open source community is much easier to maintain
If you build tools that can be improved by the
community
Open source is all about collaboration … duh!
If your community already embraced an open source thinking help
it by introducing more collaboration features
Hackathons
Don’t require a real location They stimulate the community into
improving a product Bring people together
Questions?
Thank you! koding.com koding.com/Hackathon @koding @stefanbc