Wayne Beaton discusses successful community development for software projects. He defines community as including end users, adopters, and committers. Building community requires leadership, lowering barriers to contribution, and diversity. Projects should be open, transparent, and proactive in growing the community. Quality, licensing, and access are important. The Eclipse project exemplifies community-driven development through transparency, open planning processes, and community participation and feedback.
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4. Why Community?
• Shared Development burden
• Ubiquity of a Framework/Platform
• Acknowledge the Need!
• Document it
• Make it part of your project charter
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10. Leadership
• Invite Contribution
• Mediate Conflicts and Diputes
• Set The Bar
• Balance (potentially) OpposingViewpoints
and Goals
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11. Entry Barrier
• Can Everybody Be A Committer?
• Should It Be Difficult To Become A
Committer?
• CanYou TrustYour Committers?
• How DoYou Establish Trust?
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12. Growing Committers
• Make Contribution As Easy As Possible
• Define Clear Processes Where
• Mentor and Educate
• Provide Sandbox
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13. Diversity
• Generalization of Competing Needs and
Goals
• OutlivesYour Involvement
• Independence From Single Organization
• Now This Is Interesting to Corporations
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14. Open And Transparent
• Everybody Can Participate (Code Speaks!)
• Many Ideas, Many Approaches, Many Use
Cases
• Everybody Can See Everything
• EvenYour Problems ...That‘s
a Tough One
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15. Realism
• How Large IsYour Potential Community?
• IsYour Project Niche Or Mainstream?
• WillYour Academic Research Attract
Corporate?
• Plan for Transition to Industrial
• Define Success Realistically
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16. Be Pro-Active
• Find The Community
• Planes,Trains And Automobiles ...
• T-Shirts Are A Good Start ...
• ... But They Only TakeYou So Far
• Demo Camps, Stammtisch,Webinars, User
Groups, Bar Camps, ...
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18. Community Is Key
• Jour Fixe
• Little Things
• Bug Reports Are Love Letters
• Set Time Aside
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19. Quality
• Good Enough Is Not Good Enough
• A Milestone Is A Milestone,A Promise Is A
Promise
• Plan For Quality - And Expect The Same
FromYour Team
• Educate New Committers
• Be „Quality Driven“
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20. License And IP
• DefineYour Business Case
• Find The Appropriate License
• Oh - And Who Owns What?
• And How Do you Track It?
• Trust Is Good, Control Is Better (Lenin)
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21. Access & PR
• Be HighlyVisible
• Dowenloads
• Good And Up-To-Date Web Site
• Solicit Backlinks
• Aggregate Bloggers
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22. ADVERTISE IT
• Blogs
• Forums
• Twitter, Facebook And The Likes
• Invite Others To Write
• Talk To The Media
• MarketYourself
• Buy Drinks As A Last Resort
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24. Community Driven
Erich Gamma: I think this is independent of open or closed-source.
Software creates communities and transparent development is important if
you want to grow a community. Open source in particular, though, is not
just about making source available under some license; it is really about
building up a community. And you build a community by showing them what
you're up to, which means you make your plans visible. All of our
milestone plans and project plans are visible on the web. All of our bugs
are visible. The community really sees what's going on. Of course, what
we hope for in return is that the community participates. And participation
can come in many different forms—for example providing feedback in bug
reports, contributing newsgroup replies, providing patches, implementing
additional plug-ins, or writing articles. These are the ingredients of a tight
feedback loop, and this kind of feedback loop is the key to having a good,
shippable product in the end. The fact that Eclipse has such an active
community is really cool and a major asset. Having such a community is an
asset no matter whether the environment is open-source or closed.
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25. Magic Number 42
Erich Gamma: We split the release cycle into milestones at a granularity of
six weeks, and each milestone ends with an improved and useable Eclipse
build. In general, those six weeks are like a small development cycle, in
which we plan, develop, and test. With this kind of fractal major plan, we
get in effect several small development cycles for each release. We slow
down at the end of each milestone. We have a day where everybody gets
out of the water and does testing. Doing testing for each milestone avoids
that we accumulate a larger testing effort until the end of the release
cycle. Then we document what's new and noteworthy, and we announce it
to the community so they can observe our progress and provide early
feedback. Then we plan the next milestone, taking into account both the
overall plan and individual component plans.
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26. A Bug Report
Is A Love Letter
Erich Gamma: As far as the agile practices we follow when developing
Eclipse, we always test early, often, and automated. For each build we run
over 20,000 tests. We have nightly builds that are automated. We get build
reports that tell us the failures. Recently in 3.1, we added performance
tests. So we not only test for correctness, but also for performance. This
has helped us a lot during the 3.1 cycle and actually you will notice
significant performance improvements in version 3.1.
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27. Impact
• Committers Spend 20 - 40 % Of Their Time
On Community
• Management Forges Relationships With
Other Organizations
• Outreach ... Outreach ... Outreach
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28. Transparency And
Openness
• Even Hallway Discussions Get Recorded
• PMC and Component Leads Meet Once A
Week
• Meeting Notes Are Public
• Private Communication Is Deferred To
Public Mailing Lists
• Sounds Easy, But Is Tough!
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31. Summary
• KnowYour Target Community
• Know WhatYou Want
• Have A Plan
• Be Repsonisve
• Be Open And Transparent
• Be Aware Of The Effort
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32. Thank you
ThankYou Wayne For The Insights!
ralph.mueller@eclipse.org
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