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Great, 💥 I am also thinking to make an open-source project.
It would be great if you provide some guidance related to that.
Slap an MIT license on your project and push it to github. The rest is just telling people you know about it and waiting if people find it useful.
There's nothing hard about open source nor anything you need to know: It's just about sharing.
I personally agree with all the other advice!
I just want to add one more little thing: start from the little things like
I hope to have been helpful 🙆♂️
Thank you so much !!
Do you mean some guidance related to Open Source? 🙆♂️ Or specifically to my project?
More about how to make an open-source library? How to think in that way? Sorry, I forgot to mention 😃
If you plan to make a JavaScript open source library, you can use rollup, but if you need a complete guide, then some Google articles may work. Moreover, modern front-end open source libraries generally use TypeScript and Lerna
Thanks 😊
You can also take a look at the monorepo open source library that I recently refactored using lerna, which is a typical rollup+ts+lerna project
github.com/rxliuli/liuli-util
good job 👍
looks to me like you are working for free for Amazon. should't Jeff Bezos make sure the SDK is as easy to use as pissible?
I’m waiting for a message of thanks from him directly 😎
I have a project that i want to work on open source but i'm worried about my intellectual property being stolen as i have not copyrighted the idea. Can someone explain how i can still go ahead with it using people to help me build the project?
I'm sorry but you can't ask for help on a private repository and expect people to help for free :(
Open source is a two way street, if you want help for free you have to offer something for free as well.