June 2017
Intermediate to advanced
53 pages
1h 2m
English
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Chapter 6. In Conclusion
Thank you for taking the time to read Collaborative Web Development. I hope that through reading this title you see the value in building an inclusive developer environment that focuses on quality and takes advantage of the open source community. This encompasses a small portion of the work we can do as web developers to ensure that the web is an open and accessible space for all users. My hope is that you now feel empowered and excited to build applications in this way.
If throughout your reading you have come across things that are missing or could be improved, I would encourage you to contribute back to the book. This title is available as open source at https://github.com/ascott1/ethical-web-dev/. Contributions can be made by:
- Contributing directly to the GitHub repository with a pull request
- Creating an issue in the book’s GitHub repository
- Reaching out to me through email (adamdscott@protonmail.com) or Twitter
Twenty percent of the proceeds from each Ethical Web Development title will be donated to organizations whose work has a positive impact on the issues described. For this title, I will be donating to Mozilla and Girl Develop It. Mozilla is a nonprofit organization which provides software, documentation, and education for the open web. Girl Develop It offers classes and community support for women of diverse backgrounds who are interested in learning web and software development.
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