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Ask HN: OSS projects/communities we should learn from for Eve
Hey folks,
As we settle down into a version of Eve that we mean to stick with, we want to make sure we set ourselves up to be a great OSS project and community. We learned a lot in terms of things to do and things not to do with Light Table, but I'm curious to hear about examples that you guys find particularly good or bad and why. While emulating a community wholesale isn't likely to work, I imagine there are many things that we can borrow from others while finding our own identity.
- NotUsingLinux 11y agoZeroMQ , Pieter Hintjens Blog and Talks has some more details.
- meirwah 11y agolook at Docker...
- zubairq 11y agoSpecifically what did Docker do in the community that was so great?
- nardi 11y agoEmber.js, Swift
- zubairq 11y agoI think the Eve community still needs some kickstarting (to pardon a pun). The biggest issue I have is that often questions in the Eve Google Group go ignored. Even if questions can't be answered it is good to get a response, as this will kick off interesting discussions
- maxmare 11y agoIt would be informative as well to have your list of things that did and did not work with Light Table.