We've talked a lot about the challenges of being a maintainer, especially a solo maintainer. But like I say in our recent newsletter, open source i...
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As someone who likes helping with open source projects, I really liked this article about making teams for open source. It talks about how important it is to include different kinds of people in the group. This makes the project better and keeps it going for a long time. The list of things to do in the article is helpful. It helps us see if we need more help with the project and find people who can help. These people should have good skills and care about what the project wants to do.
I think it's important to make everyone feel welcome, especially if they are new to the project or come from groups that don't have many people in the project. This makes the project better. We should also be happy when people from different backgrounds help with the project. It's good to check regularly if everyone feels included. This way, everyone can feel like they are part of the team and that their ideas matter.
Thanks for sharing! What have been your favorite projects? I see you just contributed to flowbite-react. How was that?
You're welcome. Flowbite is a good repository in React and Tailwind. I learned a lot of clean code and project management when I was working with it.