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"Open Source, open world!" is a session held in parallel with Hacktoberfest Galle, Sri Lanka 2022 which explains open source for beginners.
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Open Source, open world!
- 2. @tikirimaarie www.suvin.me Heyo, I'mSuvin! UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO SCHOOL OF COMPUTING GITHUB CAMPUS EXPERT FORMER SOFTWARE ENGINEER (INTERN) @ WSO2 SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER @ ICONICTO
- 3. Andyou are?
- 4. WhatisOpensource?👀 A type of software A Game කන ෙදයක් A Cloud Platform ශුවරේ එකට ෙකල්ෙලක්
- 5. The term open source refers to something people can modify and share because its design is publicly accessible.
- 7. Open-source software is computer software that is released under a license in which the copyright holder grants users the rights to use, study, change, and distribute the software and its source code to anyone and for any purpose.
- 8. Open source software is software with source code that anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance.
- 10. A goodproductis a combinationof all
- 15. HistoryofOSS Image Credits: Nicolas Solerieu
- 16. Richard Stallman, a programmer at MIT started the OSS movement in 1983. Released free code under his own license, called the GNU Public License. Turned into the Open Source Initiative in 1998
- 17. Theosi The central informational and governing repository of open source software. Provides rules and guidelines for how to use and interact with OSS, as well as providing code licensing information, support, definitions, and general community collaboration
- 18. OSsLicences Image Credits: Tony Jaramillo
- 21. OpenSourceCompanies Image Credits: Tony Jaramillo
- 22. Image Credits: Bessemer Venture Partners
- 24. Consider these before stating on OSS ෙපාඩ්ඩ ක් Image Credits: RubyGarage
- 25. ● Create your own open source project. ● Create open source alternatives to commercial software. ● Contribute to existing open source projects. ● Build Communities.
- 27. ● There are a lot of enthusiasts who simply believe that code should be open. ● Gives you a great start - especially for newbies. ● Chance to be part of an active open source community ● Make a living
- 31. Thanks! Email: hello@suvin.me GitHub: https://github.com/Suvink Twitter: https://twitter.com/tikirimaarie Blog: https://dev.to/suvink Getgithubstudentdeveloperpack! https://bit.ly/rcg-hf-studentpack Get$10TwilioCredits! www.twilio.com/referral/ZY9uLw Thanks@stefanjudisfortheslidestemplate