I’m a contributor to expressjs and react-native and still in Bootcamp.
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Re: I’m a contributor to expressjs and react-native and still in Bootcamp.
#2What was the contribution process like for the big repos like react-native? Did they make it hard to be accepted?
Re: I’m a contributor to expressjs and react-native and still in Bootcamp.
#3What was the contribution process like for the big repos like react-native? Did they make it hard to be accepted?
react-native (Facebook) and some of the other big projects (Alibaba, Google, Palantir etc) have Contributor License Agreements (CLIs) that you need to sign in order for them to accept your contribution.
It's a painless process, but you do need to provide them with some info ranging from just your name to your address and phone number.
Re: I’m a contributor to expressjs and react-native and still in Bootcamp.
#4What was the contribution process like for the big repos like react-native? Did they make it hard to be accepted?
react-native (Facebook) and some of the other big projects (Alibaba, Google, Palantir etc) have Contributor License Agreements (CLIs) that you need to sign in order for them to accept your contribution. It's a painless process, but you do need to provide them with some info ranging from just your name to your address and phone number.
Really? Didn't know that. Address and phone seem pretty intrusive.
Re: I’m a contributor to expressjs and react-native and still in Bootcamp.
#5What was the contribution process like for the big repos like react-native? Did they make it hard to be accepted?
react-native (Facebook) and some of the other big projects (Alibaba, Google, Palantir etc) have Contributor License Agreements (CLIs) that you need to sign in order for them to accept your contribution. It's a painless process, but you do need to provide them with some info ranging from just your name to your address and phone number.
Yikes. Imagine thinking that reading, understanding and signing a binding legal contract is a reasonable prerequisite to submit a patch to a software project. I suppose I might be willing to do that if the maintainer was going to foot the bill for my attorney to review the agreement...