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Contributing to Open Source
- 1. Contributing to Open Source Justin Potts Mozilla Core Contributor
- 2. What is Open Source? Open source is defined as software that is free, modifiable, and able to be redistributed.
- 3. Companies in Open Source
- 4. Why is Open Source Important? • 98% enterprises are using OSS today • Customer influence • Low cost and effective • Improved quality
- 5. What is Mozilla? Mozilla is an open source company split into a foundation and a corporation.Their mission is “To create a community of people that believe in keeping the web open and free.”
- 6. A Brief History • March 31st , 1998 @ NetScape • 10,000 people paid for a full page ad in the NewYork Times in 2004 – the day Firefox 1.0 launched • Has contributors on every continent • In 2008, 8,002,530 people downloaded Firefox, setting a Guinness World Record • 2013 marked the launch of Firefox OS and their 15th anniversary
- 7. How I Got Involved • Google Code-In 2012 Finalist • Began with Mozilla in March 2013 • Editorial reviews for Mozilla Developer Network • Moved to QA in February 2014
- 8. What I Do Now • “Senior Automation Engineer for mozillians.org” • QA Project Lead for webmaker.org • Contribute to marketplace.mozilla.org • Work on a team of six
- 9. How You Can Get Involved • Find a company that has a mission that appeals to you • Choose a particular field that you think you would enjoy • Look for ways to contribute (Bugs that need fixing or filing, design improvements, documentation creation/updates)
- 10. Benefits of Contributing • Get invited to events • Potential internships • Increased job prospects • Connections • Recommendations
- 11. How Computer Science Helped Me • Fundamentals • Resume builder • Broader knowledge • Access to more projects
- 12. Things to Do • Learn more languages (Python, JavaScript, Objective-C, PHP...) • Find an interesting open source project • Get familiar with the software • Learn more tools • Stimulate yourself outside of class (Competitions, hackathons, meetups)
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