OSBP 5/8: Setting Guidelines [open source crash course]

Open Source Best Practices (OSBP), a crash course for BSc students of Innopolis University.

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00:00 Introduction
06:58 Recommendation 1. License.txt
08:34 2009. Choosing an Open Source License
10:21 1985. The GNU Manifesto
13:59 Which License to choose?
20:21 2006. Open Source Lisenses and the Creative Commons Framework: License Selection and Comparison
25.48 2015. Open Source License usage on GitHub.com
26:10 2015. Graph. Open Source License usage on GitHub.com
29.42 Recommendation 2. Make the Readme.md file attractive
32.58 2019. Elegant READMEs
40:49 2019. Categorizing the Content of GitHub README Files
43:40 Recommendation 3. Make the master branch read-only
47:50 Recommendation 4. Put CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file to your repository...not
49:50 2017. Code of Conduct Conversations in Open Sourse Software Projects on GitHub
01:03:48 2023 Predicting Open Source Contributor Turnover From Value-Related Discussions: An Analysis of GitHub Issues
01:05:57 Recommendation 5. Don’t explain coding guidelines, setup GitHub Action checks
01:08:15 2021 How Do Software Developers Use GitHub Actions to Automate Their Workflows?
01.11.21 2022. On the Use of GitHub Actions in Software Development Repositories
01:14:05 One link for inspiration
01:14:44 Some exotic GitHub Action plugins

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