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Non-code contributions are the secret to open source success
From documentation to release management, non-code contributions power open source. Here’s how to get started.
Aaron Gustafson
Advancing inclusion with progressive enhancement
Aaron’s journey towards progressive enhancement and inclusive design.
Feross Aboukhadijeh // Socket
Do your part to secure the open source supply chain
We're just beginning to reckon with new security risks introduced by the tangled web of dependencies in our apps.
Shanea Leven // CodeSee
From chaos to clarity: Use code visibility to illuminate unfamiliar code
How to make your code more clear to other developers—and your future self.
The ReadME Project amplifies the voices of the developer community by telling stories about:
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THE README PODCAST // EPISODE 31
Bridging code and community
Navigating open source in a regulated environment, the crucial role of non-code contributions to open source success, and lessons from scaling projects like Kubernetes.
THE README PODCAST // EPISODE 30
Kelsey Hightower—Present
Kelsey shares his origin story, insights on the future of Kubernetes, and advice on making complicated technology easier to understand.
Anton Mirhorodchenko
Harness the power of generative AI for software development
Tools like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT can change the way you build software.
Jerome Hardaway // Microsoft
Junior to senior: An action plan for engineering career success
Enhance your engineering career prospects using this systematic guide for skill development and growth.
Aaron Francis // Tuple
Publishing your work increases your luck
For every snarky comment, there are 10x as many people admiring your work.
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THE README PODCAST // EPISODE 29
The open/closed equilibrium
Striking a balance between openness and control in open source projects, preserving the integrity of community insights, and how humor can transform communities.
THE README PODCAST // EPISODE 28
Fusing tech and progress
How open source is powering nuclear fusion research, advise for fortifying your career against change, and practical tips to get going with Git and GitHub.
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How ‘open’ should your open source be?
Boundaries aren't always intuitive for maintainers, but limiting contributions can be their healthiest option.
Developer Stories
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Annalu Waller
Champion accessibility to unleash untapped potential
Dr. Annalu Waller on the intricate, interdependent network of support that shapes our lives.
Ruth Ikegah
Putting the African open source community on the map
Ruth’s dream is to show people that Africans aren’t just consumers of open source: They’re creators as well.
Rohan Gupta
Invite the critics and keep learning
Rohan, aka Blue Edge, on gaining different perspectives, maintaining a growth mindset, and staying true to yourself.
Santosh Yadav
Out of the slums and into open source
Using software development as a path out of poverty, Santosh knows a little support goes a long way.
Guides
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Josh Goldberg
Formatters, linters, and compilers: Oh my!
An overview of how those three kinds of static analysis tools work in the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem.
Noah Gift // Pragmatic AI Labs
The case for using Rust in MLOps
Level up your Rust skills and push MLOps forward with GitHub Copilot.
Gio Lodi // Automattic
Accelerate test-driven development with AI
Get faster feedback loops by letting GitHub Copilot augment your TDD workflow.
Art Chaidarun // Duolingo
Simplifying developer onboarding with a few clicks
Migrating from a monolithic architecture to a microservices approach required tooling that enabled both flexibility and consistency.