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Instead of asking a wide cross section on HN, why not look at the OSS projects you admire and contact the key people in those projects for their advice? You'll
by gkanai 8y ago
Instead of asking a wide cross section on HN, why not look at the OSS projects you admire and contact the key people in those projects for their advice? You'll get more relevant advice from people who have done what you are trying to do vs. general advice from mostly people who haven't.
- mrandish 8y agoThat's a good suggestion. However, I'm more of a designer not a coder and not familiar enough with OS projects beyond Linux itself to know which are well run. Do you have any suggestions of some I should look at? What I created isn't traditional code. It's a structured process for doing something that includes frameworks, checklists, lots of written text in well-designed layouts with infographics, flowcharts, images, quizzes and videos. Commercial deployers are either implementing it as a web-delivered service or as physical materials (eg books, worksheets, posters).