“Software is only as good as the people that work on it. All of
the great open source projects had great project teams. If you want
to be the next big thing in open source a good team is essential.
Here’s the low down on getting a gang together as well as the
non-coding roles you’ll want.“Last week, we began discussing things you’ll want to think
about when it comes to planning a new open source project. This
included the big idea, matters of money, and choice of language and
platform. Today we’ll talk about something of vital importance,
namely making a project team…”
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