A workshop about how to contribute to open source and some workshop questions to think about and discuss in a group. Finish it up with time for starting that process.

1. Contributing to Open
Source
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2. 1. Why contribute to Open
Source
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3. Open Collaborating with
the smartest people in the
world
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4. It makes it better for
everyone
Levels the playing field
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5. Makes new friends
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6. Solve interesting problems
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7. Bonus: Opens up new
opportunities
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8. 1.1 What is Open Source?
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9. Try explain it to your family?
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10. Actually more than software
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_model
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11. Github?
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12. Licenses
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13. Creative Commons
MIT, etc.
https://tldrlegal.com/
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14. No License?
https://choosealicense.com/no-permission/
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15. 2. Open Source ethics
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16. Nobody is there by force
You can choose
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17. Give everybody a change
#notstackoverflow
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18. Doing some without
expecting a reward
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19. Busy contributors
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20. 3. My Story
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21. Library
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22. Eksperten
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23. Sitecenter
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24. JavaScript snippets
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25. Free hosting
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26. Wordpress Community
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27. Node.js
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28. 4. Find a community
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29. Finding a place to belong
Finding a cause
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30. What do you believe in?
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31. Reddit
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32. Github
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33. Best way to find Community
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34. Question: What libraries do
you use?
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35. Question: What are your
interests?
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36. 5. How to contribute?
small steps
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37. Help out with issues
- reproduce bugs
- answer questions so that issues can be closed
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38. Write a blogpost
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39. Contribute code
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40. Organize a meetup about it
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41. Help somebody get into
open source
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42. Think 10 years ahead and a
look back
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43. Question: What ways could
you help your projects?
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44. 6. Thanks you
@kevinsimper
https://www.kevinsimper.dk
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