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What should go in here
Not really sure..
I guess we can just add some stuff and see what happens? cc @kentcdodds
I think it would be good to have an explanation of the resource too. I think a problem with just having a list is that there too many choices (overload) and not enough explanation. Would be even nicer to have a summary if it's a talk haha (can use that html <details>
tag to hide it?)
I can think of a some things:
- JQuerySF - John Resig - User centric Development in the Early Days of jQuery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VzoaJzFL3g. Talks about building a team/community, documentation, empathy for users.
- http://words.steveklabnik.com/how-to-be-an-open-source-gardener - Explains open source maintenance like being a gardener - tending to issues, triage (reproduce, ask questions), prioritize.
I've got a bunch of stuff :)
- How to Write an Open Source JavaScript Library: https://kcd.im/write-oss
- How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub: https://kcd.im/pull-request
- How getting into Open Source has been awesome for me: https://kcd.im/why-oss
- What open source project should I contribute to?: https://kcd.im/what-oss
- An Argument for Automation: https://kcd.im/automation (http://npm.im/semantic-release)
- Open Source Stamina: https://kcd.im/stamina
- Why I don’t commit generated files to master: https://kcd.im/generated
- First Timers Only: https://kcd.im/first-timers-only
- How to distribute your AngularJS module: https://kcd.im/distribute-angular
- JavaScript Air - Lodash & Open Source: https://jsair.io/lodash
- JavaScript Air - Publishing JavaScript Packages: https://jsair.io/publishing
Oh, and this one's handy: makeapullrequest.com
Ok I'l just add some stuff for now so it's not initially empty at least 😛 . I'l add you as a collab too
Opened #4
Would be nice to add tools that are useful for new OSS project, stuff like:
- automatic CLA management
- Git/Hg platforms, etc
- semantic-release
- CI
- GitHub issues management / code review tools
- articles/tools about creating and managing people and organizations that deal with OSS projects
Nice, yeah tools could be a good category