October 2018
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
6h 14m
English
When most people think of contributing to free and open source software projects, they usually think of the sort of thing we covered in the prior chapter: changing files to fix bugs or add features. These changes are then committed to the repository that holds the project’s files. While this type of contribution certainly holds the greatest mindshare, it’s far from the only way you can contribute to FOSS projects. It may not even be the most common type of contribution.
Some folks might tell you that programming or committing files is required for contributing to free and open source software projects, but you’re smart enough to know that can’t possibly be the case. A successful project ...
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