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Growing the community around your open-source project
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Turning users into contributors
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Spreading the word about your open-source project
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Marketing for open-source projects 2/5
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Marketing for open-source projects 1/5
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Students and open source: A match made in heaven
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The future of work is freelance
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How to use GitHub issues to attract new contributors
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The future of open source for programmers
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Should innovation be driven by experiments or experience?
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How to pick an open source licence for your code
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Crazy hippies and evil corporations: Open source in the commercial world
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Bringing the best of Bash scripting to Ruby
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Hugely inspiring! Thanks for sharing your story, Noah.
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Free software vs. open source: What's the difference?
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Whoops. Thanks for pointing it out! I fixed it right away, sorry about that.
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11y ago
Thanks! No, it was the one that came up first on Google I guess. Since all that I'm using is change_geometry and resize! I might switch it over to something more lightweight. Made a note here: https://github.com/pazdera
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You're absolutely right. I was trying to showcase what can be easily done with things that are there. And in particular the possibility to use RGB directly in the terminal. Really like your ASCII art generator, by the way!
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Printing images in the terminal with 9 lines of Ruby
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Useful Gmail Filters for GitHub Users
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Docopt: The biggest advancement in argument parsing in the last 40 years
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Scriptster: Make Your Ruby Scripts Nicer
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Ack: grep optimised for programmers (short introduction)
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GitHub API Authentication with Octokit
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The Halting Problem (And other things computers cannot solve)
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Dr – A simple tool to maintain your own Debian repo
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Terminal colours made simple
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13y ago
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What I learned at FOSDEM this year
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Word-wrap in Ruby
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Just For Fun – The Biography of Linus Torvalds
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