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Creando, creciendo, y
manteniendo una comunidad
de código abierto
Andrés Almiray

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Andres
Almiray
Seasoned Sourceror
@ Oracle
Java Champion
Hackergarten
github.com/aalmiray

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Easy Steps
• Star/favorite the code repository.
• Join the mailing list (if any) to ask questions, fallback to
issue tracker.
• File a ticket when encountering an error or potential bug.

https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/05/07/the-truth-behind-open-source-apps/?

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Code Structure

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Code Structure
• Coding conventions
• Language compatibility
• Idiomatic expressions
• Code formatting
• Tabs vs Spaces (a.k.a ye old debate)

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Code is both
the most and least
important
aspect of an
Open Source project

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Licensing
Build
Hosting
Communication
Channels
Health
Release Cycle
Promotion
Sustainability

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Licenses
• Choose a license (or licenses) that match your goals:
• Mind liabilities clause(s)
• Is commercial usage allowed?
• Do you care about patents?
• When unsure consult with developers of a project you
think has similar goals as yours.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
APACHE
BSD
MIT
GPL

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
CLA
Contributor
License
Agreement

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Build
• Pick the one you’re more familiar with.
• Don’t be afraid to experiment with other tools if needed.
• Be careful if choosing the next hyped tool.
• Avoid IDE speci
fi
c setup as much as possible.
• Fail fast, report early.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Build
• Document build and install instructions.
• Document additional environment setup as needed.
• As much as possible, keep the build instructions short,
simple, and executable via command line.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Communication

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Communication
• Keep it open. Keep it civil.
• Expect interactions with non-native speakers.
• Cultural di
ff
erences are likely to happen.
• Be patient.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Communication
• Lay the ground rules (CONTRIBUTING.md).
• Think in providing a CoC (Code of Conduct).
• Consider templates for reporting issues.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Channels
• Issue tracker
• Wiki
• Mailing list (user & dev lists?)
• Twitter / Mastodon
• IIRC ?

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Health
• Is the build green or is it broken? Badge it!
• Does code coverage matter? Report it!
• Download numbers.
• Ratio of open/closed tickets.
• Compliance with standards.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
https://shields.io

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Release Cycle

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Release Cycle
• Pick a release schedule and stick to it until you need a
change.
• Release every X weeks/months.
• Release when big features are ready.
• Release on every feature/bug
fi
x.
• Some other release constraints.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Promotion
• Consider giving a talk at your local User Group.
• Brown bag sessions at your company (when applicable).
• Tweet, tweet, tweet.
• Join hacking events.

https://hackergarten.net https://hack-commit-pu.sh

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Sustainability

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Sustainability
• Ask your employer for support (time).
• Consider sponsorship programs (Github Sponsors, Open
Collective, Patreon, etc).
• Create your own company.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Sustainability
• Remember your goals:
• Doing it for fun.
• Scratching your own itch.
• Providing an alternate option to X.
• Starting your own business.
• …

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Take care of yourself
• Producing Open Source is a life style choice.
• Rely on teammates.
• Learn to delegate.
• A 7 day commit streak every week is not for everyone nor
should it be a goal in itself.
• It’s OK to break away from a project for a time (or forever).
Don’t let the project guilt trip you into staying.

@aalmiray | andresalmiray.com
Takeaways
• Follow your goals
• Adapt and evolve
• When it comes to tools, go shopping!
• Take care of yourself

Gracias!
@aalmiray
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aalmiray

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Creando, creciendo, y manteniendo una comunidad de codigo abierto

1. Creando, creciendo, y manteniendo una comunidad de código abierto Andrés Almiray

2. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Andres Almiray Seasoned Sourceror @ Oracle Java Champion Hackergarten github.com/aalmiray

4. Producer Consumer

5. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Consumer

7. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Easy Steps • Star/favorite the code repository. • Join the mailing list (if any) to ask questions, fallback to issue tracker. • File a ticket when encountering an error or potential bug.

8. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Producer

10. https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/05/07/the-truth-behind-open-source-apps/?

11. https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/05/07/the-truth-behind-open-source-apps/?

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16. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Code Structure

17. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Code Structure • Coding conventions • Language compatibility • Idiomatic expressions • Code formatting • Tabs vs Spaces (a.k.a ye old debate)

18. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Code is both the most and least important aspect of an Open Source project

19. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Licensing Build Hosting Communication Channels Health Release Cycle Promotion Sustainability

20. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Licensing

21. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Licenses • Choose a license (or licenses) that match your goals: • Mind liabilities clause(s) • Is commercial usage allowed? • Do you care about patents? • When unsure consult with developers of a project you think has similar goals as yours.

22. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com APACHE BSD MIT GPL

23.

24. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com CLA Contributor License Agreement

25. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Build

26.

27. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Build • Pick the one you’re more familiar with. • Don’t be afraid to experiment with other tools if needed. • Be careful if choosing the next hyped tool. • Avoid IDE speci fi c setup as much as possible. • Fail fast, report early.

28. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Build • Document build and install instructions. • Document additional environment setup as needed. • As much as possible, keep the build instructions short, simple, and executable via command line.

29. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Hosting

30.

31.

32. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Communication

33. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Communication • Keep it open. Keep it civil. • Expect interactions with non-native speakers. • Cultural di ff erences are likely to happen. • Be patient.

34. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Communication • Lay the ground rules (CONTRIBUTING.md). • Think in providing a CoC (Code of Conduct). • Consider templates for reporting issues.

35. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Channels • Issue tracker • Wiki • Mailing list (user & dev lists?) • Twitter / Mastodon • IIRC ?

36. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Health

37. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Health • Is the build green or is it broken? Badge it! • Does code coverage matter? Report it! • Download numbers. • Ratio of open/closed tickets. • Compliance with standards.

38. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com https://shields.io

39. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Release Cycle

40. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Release Cycle • Pick a release schedule and stick to it until you need a change. • Release every X weeks/months. • Release when big features are ready. • Release on every feature/bug fi x. • Some other release constraints.

41. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Promotion

42. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Promotion • Consider giving a talk at your local User Group. • Brown bag sessions at your company (when applicable). • Tweet, tweet, tweet. • Join hacking events.

43. https://hackergarten.net https://hack-commit-pu.sh

44. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Sustainability

45. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Sustainability • Ask your employer for support (time). • Consider sponsorship programs (Github Sponsors, Open Collective, Patreon, etc). • Create your own company.

46. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Sustainability • Remember your goals: • Doing it for fun. • Scratching your own itch. • Providing an alternate option to X. • Starting your own business. • …

47. Burnout

48. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Take care of yourself • Producing Open Source is a life style choice. • Rely on teammates. • Learn to delegate. • A 7 day commit streak every week is not for everyone nor should it be a goal in itself. • It’s OK to break away from a project for a time (or forever). Don’t let the project guilt trip you into staying.

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51. @aalmiray | andresalmiray.com Takeaways • Follow your goals • Adapt and evolve • When it comes to tools, go shopping! • Take care of yourself

52. Gracias! @aalmiray https://www.linkedin.com/in/aalmiray

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