October 2018
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
6h 14m
English
Contributing to someone else’s project is all well and good, but what about starting your own? While you could just whip up a project and throw it out on a code forge somewhere, you’ll get a lot better results if you pay attention to the small but important details that make a project worth using and worth contributing to in the first place.
This chapter assumes you want to release a personal project. Releasing a project for work may share a lot of the same steps, but it’s a different matter entirely and is covered in the next chapter. Company-released projects often differ in scope, but they always differ in risk tolerance, intellectual property considerations, and strategic reasons for releasing the project. ...
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