The document provides guidance on turning Python files into an open-source project, emphasizing the importance of contributing to open source to enhance others' experiences. It outlines ten commandments for managing source control, testing, issue tracking, and community interaction. Additionally, it highlights the significance of respect and enjoyment in the open-source community.

1. Take a Stroll in the Bazaar
How to Turn a Pile of Python
Files Into an Open Source
Project.

2. http://j.mp/myles-pyconca-2015

3. A Little About Me

4. I ⭐ Open Source

5. Why Should You Contribute to
Open Source?

6. Playground

7. Managment
Experience

8. Make Someone
Else's Life Easier

9. ! or ☕ == True

10. Ten Open Source
Commandments

11. 1

12. Source Control

13. Don't Be Scared of Git

14. Reattach Your Head
1. Create a temporary branch: git branch temp.
2. Switch to the temporary branch: git checkout
temp.
3. Force the master branch to the temporary branch:
git branch -f master temp.
4. Now delete the temporary branch: git branch -d
temp.
5. Push your changes to the remote repository: git

15. 2

16. Dev Docs

17. 3

18. Unit Tests

19. One command test
setup (
# ...
test_suite='tests'
)
$ python setup.py test

20. 4

21. Issue Tracker

22. 5

23. Changelog

24. 6

25. Continuous Integration

26. Travis CI

27. AppVeyor

28. 7

29. Abstract

31. Example
"A Python library and
command line application
for Day One."

32. 8

33. Learn to Say No

35. 9

36. Listen to Your Community

37. The most important tool is
respect.

38. 10

39. Enjoyment

40. http://j.mp/myles-pyconca-2015

41. Contact Me
! http://myles.coffee/
! me@myles.coffee
! @MylesB