EVERYDAY
Bristech - May 7th 2015
software in which the original source code is
made freely available and may be
redistributed and modified.
public code != open source
& counting
checkem tech_talks bristoljs rails-bootsrap public_holidays poll qTip2 chirp riotjs-rails flappy.xyz chirp dial-a-drone bar-chuck node-launcher meetup osxjs atom-prttify blog
extjs-rails canvas-rotate generator-gulp-angular triangulator carrierwave wedding-on-rails wedding-on-rails-gem pushitrealgood io spaaaccccce teapot node-sms-drone node-rolling-spider node-pi-security camtrap vuejs-rails pi-power ldapkit
kevlar wwad bristol-node-school conduct theaterjs diy.js jsbin 24pullrequests device-orientation paperclip-meta chart-js-rails momentjs-rails touchstonejs select2-rails focusable learn.github.com textteaser skrollr-rails
ruby-golf node-launcher-client bathruby.github.io conduct whaletonjohn responsive.js docker-slanger opentokrtc peer-js-devices
alfred-workflow-package-manager-workflow
angular-js-for-data-driven-applications
alfred-workflow-package-manager
stanford-cs193p-ios-swift-calculator
Alfred-Workflow-html2haml
phonegap-facebook-plugin
geo-pusher
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rule[0]
Do something every day
that is open source or will be open source
$ git init
$ git commit --allow-blank
rule[1]
Leave it better than you found it
rule[2]
Ship early, ship often
rule[3]
if itsBroken {
fixIt()
}
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What now?
Working on other people's projects exposes you to
new processes & different opinions
Lessons learnt
Don't be afraid to give stuff away...
not everybody wants to steal your ideas.
I've more time for new projects
I have less time for other things
It's ok to be a generalist
Nothing of significance has changed
The unexpected
Questions?
Adam Butler
@labfoo | /adambutler
By Adam Butler
