October 2018
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
6h 14m
English
If the company you work for has projects that it’s released as FOSS, the steps to contribute to them are obviously going to be very similar to those for contributing to any other free and open source project, with the addition of any internal steps and processes that your company requires.
It can be very tempting, since the project was released by the company you work for, to treat it as though it were simply another work product: you take direction from internal stakeholders, perform the required development, and then release the product to the public. Don’t do this. Once a project is released as FOSS, it ceases to be the sole and exclusive domain of the company that released it and now belongs to ...
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