Culture Goal: Belonging to the Open Source Community at Large
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Scope
This Goal is concerned with developing an OSS culture that will help implementing best practices. It's about being part of the open source community, sharing experience. And being recognized. An individual perspective.
Resources
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Title | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| What is Upstream and Downstream in Software Development? | A crystal clear explanation. | Web page |
| European Commission 2020-2023 OSS Strategy | EC presented their open source strategy: adopting the OSS mindset and setting up an OSPO. | |
| Making the Business Case for Contributing to Open Source | Tobie Langel's presentation at OW2con'19 | Presentation |
| What is an open source strategist? | A nice post by OSI Board Member Josh Simmons with a perspective on what OSPO is about. | Web page |
| How to contribute to open source | A cool overview signed by "GitHub and friends" | Web page |
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Contributing to open source
- Personal and Professional contributions to Open Source
- CLA vs. DCO (https://opensource.com/article/18/3/cla-vs-dco-whats-difference)
- Is Open Source collaboration compatible with NDAs and audience restricted partnerships / organisations ?
- Working with GitHub
- Best practice and good behaviour when contributing
- Controlling and measuring contribution "at scale" within large organisations
- Flip-side : how to manage contributions being proposed for your project (copyright and IP implications etc.)
OSS Projects guidelines
- What to expect when contributing to an existing project ?
- What to include in a new projects' general contribution guidelines
- Implications on suppliers (who is responsible for what)
- Packaging multiple components with different license regimes
OSS Project monitoring
- OSS project metrics
- Open source project best practices checklist
- OSS project market readiness