>write open source software
>no one uses it
Write open source software
Josiah Martinez
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Brandon Wright
I use GNU/Linux, checkmate
Asher Foster
>write proprietary software
>no one uses it
Eli Turner
>develop OS project for 4 years
>100+ regular users
Decent enough.
Sebastian Johnson
>write open source software
>only a few people use it
>nobody bothers you with bug reports or feature requests
Jose Lee
>write open source software
>some guy from a country you never heard of contacts you and thanks you for creating it
Luis Gomez
nise fren
Parker Perez
I know you're probably some kid who can't even write a fizzbuzz program but anyway... why not contribute to an existing project that you use on a daily basis instead of creating your own? Especially the smaller projects would probably be thankful to have another person helping out
Ian Ward
>write open source software
>some guy from a country you've never heard of contacts you yelling about a bug that you can't even understand because his english is so bad he may as well be speaking a different language
Austin Jenkins
Wut is it?
Owen Hughes
>"hello sir i am find bug pls fix"
>gives zero details on how to reproduce
Isaac Lee
>not doing a feasibility study before doing anything
Cameron Clark
Is it useful? Open/closed source doesn't matter. Do people need it? If the answer is no, are you advertising and shilling it? If no, no shit.
Eli Roberts
>Use open source project from China
They actually fix bugs, but their English is horrible
>Get github emails in Chinese when new issues
Ayden Perry
t-terry??
Luke Williams
>country you never heard of contacts you and thanks you for creating it
>not knowing every country
Gavin Hill
Anthony Martin
This, a useful product will have it's users, regardless of it being free/paid, open/closed source or being marketed at all.
Benjamin Fisher
Neat
Liam Fisher
how can i popularize my open source projects?
Dylan Smith
>go
dropped
Gavin Long
This
Andrew Ramirez
Open source software which no one uses is a inherently successful, popular closed source software is a failure. The idea of open source is for the benefit of the code itself, metrics of user adaptation or satisfaction are totally irrelevant because the goal is the code.
Parker Gomez
>make useful tool.
>People complain about it but don't offer suggestions.
Hudson Scott
yeah, I hate when they do that...
Camden Evans
Found a typo in your README, not a very good sign.
Juan Wright
>write open source software
>some guy from a country you never heard of contacts you and thanks you for creating it
>ports it to android, loads it up with advertising and takes the money and the credit
>thanks user
Hudson Walker
>write open source software
>some guy from a country you never heard of uses it in a terrorist attack and kills 136 people
James Scott
> don't write open source code
> write code for college
> it solves problems on time, ahead of time , and does exactly what it needs to do for each character
> uhh what means that *sweats* mmmh maybe u should maybe write it again [because I cannot understand it]
John Ortiz
>write open source software
user from has already star'ed
thanks fren
Ian Robinson
At least he's not a software pirate.
Henry Evans
I maintain a fork that I know at least a few people use.
Carter Richardson
Shill it on fitting social media sites, wherever the kind of people who would be interested in that kind of software congregate. You know, "network" with people.
I have no idea how to do that either.
Evan Wright
At least he doesn't use proprietary software
Thomas Long
>too dumb to write software
>make fun of people who write open source software
Aiden Cox
>write open source software
>get pull request from iran
>don't check the code
>now all your users are part of a botnet
Tyler Myers
>Doesn't develop any software