Explore the concept of commitment in open source through this 38-minute Linux Foundation conference talk. Delve into Sharan Foga's experiences as a committer at the Apache Software Foundation, examining the unique culture and practices of the ASF. Learn about the roles of both coding and non-coding contributors, project management committees, and community development. Gain insights into the Apache Way and discover how diverse skills and backgrounds contribute to successful open source projects. Uncover the parallels between commitment in open source and historical uses of the term, while understanding the importance of community, collaboration, and dedication in software development.
Committed to The Apache Way - Understanding Open Source Commitment
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Agenda
Definitions
Committer
Code
Noncoding contributions
Sharans background
The ASF
Project Management Committee
Project Planning
What did you do
Who have invisible friends
The common room
Escape attempts
Treatment plan
Symptom
Summary
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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