Contribute to Opensource
The right way
by Daniele Scasciafratte
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Open Source is a trending topic every year in the IT world but nobody talks about how to be part of it, instead only to be a consumer.
Join the revolution means be an active part of it in all the sides of this world, not only say how much is cool. 
Book Description
Have you ever wondered how the open source world exists thanks to the contribution of thousands of people all over the world? Is there a way to learn the skills to contribute at maximum, or to improve it?Open Source is a trending topic every year in the IT world but nobody talks about how to be part of it, instead only to be a consumer.
Join the revolution means be an active part of it in all the sides of this world, not only say how much is cool.
This open book is licensed under a GNU General Public License (GNU GPL). You can download Contribute to Opensource ebook for free in PDF format (6.5 MB).
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
My (or your new) philosophy
Chapter 2
Contributor Mode
Chapter 3
Gotta catch 'em all
Chapter 4
What are the most common areas of activity?
Chapter 5
How to find the most important value that you have: Time
Chapter 6
Documentation! Documentation! Documentation!
Appendix 1
For Community Managers
Appendix 2
For Tech Speakers
Appendix 3
For Mentors
Book Details
Title
Contribute to Opensource
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Leanpub
Published
2019
Pages
100
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
6.5 MB
License
GNU GPL
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