apidays LIVE JAKARTA - How to build a community around your Open Source project by Uli Hitzel
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The document outlines how to successfully run an open-source project, emphasizing the importance of community involvement, marketing, and effective documentation. Key steps include taking source code, using GitHub, generating test cases, and promoting the project to engage users. It also highlights the benefits of contributing to open source, such as personal growth, community connections, and the reward of giving back.
apidays LIVE JAKARTA - How to build a community around your Open Source project by Uli Hitzel
- 1. 2020 Uli Hitzel Developer Advocate Axway From Code To Community: How Do You Run An Open Source Project?
- 2. How do you run an Open Source Project?
- 3. 1. Take some Source Code 2. Dump in on GitHub 3. Done!
- 6. ● Run test cases on API endpoints ● Test cases are defined in YAML files ● majime can generate test cases from Swagger specs
- 7. Run Test Cases against Endpoints
- 8. JSON Output Also Can!
- 9. Test Cases Defined In YAML
- 10. Generate Test Cases from Swagger majime -g https://petstore.swagger .io/v2/swagger.json
- 11. Generate Test Cases from Swagger
- 15. How do you run an Open Source Project?
- 17. People will see my Code People will use my Stuff Open Source
- 18. ● Code ● Documentation & Translation ● Using it ○ Opening Tickets ○ Spreading the Word Contribute
- 19. ● You get inspired & grow ● Make new connections ● Give back to the Community ● It’s rewarding & fun Why do it?
- 20. You’re on the ‘App Store’!
- 23. How do you run an Open Source Project?
- 24. /Cheukting You’ll have to be: A Developer + Marketing Person + Project Manager
- 26. Solve a real Problem Build something you’re using yourself 1
- 27. Turn it into a ‘Living Thing’ ● GitHub ● Markdown ● Issues, Versions, Releases ● Contributions & Pull Requests 2
- 28. Market it! 3 ● Branding: Naming, Logo ● Superb Documentation ● Great ‘First 20 Minutes’ Experience ● Promote it
- 30. Bambleweeny ● Lightweight HTTP/REST based Key-Value Store & Message Broker ● Multi-Tenancy → Manage Identities, Access & Quotas ● Fast, Easy to Use & Well-Documented ● Written in Python, using Redis, deployable in a tiny Container
- 32. Use Case: POCs & API Mocking
- 33. Easy to Run docker run -d -P u1ih/bambleweeny
- 34. Python Client Library & CLI
- 35. Get involved /u1i ● Try out Majime or Bambleweeny! ● Help make it better → open GitHub issues for bugs & new features ● Spread the Word!