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> I would love to, of course If you did, you'd have found a way for it to work. Making a pretty cool deploy script? Document it and put it out there as OSS.
by Deestan 9y ago
> I would love to, of course
If you did, you'd have found a way for it to work.
Making a pretty cool deploy script? Document it and put it out there as OSS.
Making a class/module to sort items semantically? Make it OSS.
Someone made an IDE extension to syntax highlight WebVTT files? Make i OSS.
Made a file lister/selector for JQuery? OSS.
Integrating 3rd party X with 3rd party Y? Opensource your module for it.
Unless all your developers do is hack stuff badly together in a monolithic mess, some of it can be opensourced.
- tedmiston 9y agoI read parent comment as referring to contributing to an existing active open source project vs just making things you've built open source.
- bdcravens 9y agoIt's one thing to write the code, but another thing to publish as open source. There's overhead: coordinating the PR in an existing project, responding to issues, writing a decent README, looking at PRs, etc in your own.