Език: English
Open-source projects are often measured by what is easiest to see: commits, pull requests, releases, stars, and lines of code.
But none of those things explain how a project actually survives.
Behind the repository is a less visible infrastructure of documentation, issue triage, testing, community support, governance, onboarding, moderation, and knowledge sharing. When this infrastructure works, contributors barely notice it. When it fails, even a technically excellent project can become difficult to use, contribute to, or maintain.
This talk explores the invisible systems that make open source sustainable. We'll look at the work that happens around the code, why it is often undervalued, and what projects can do to make contribution easier without relying on a handful of people to hold everything together.
Because open source isn't just code that anyone can access. It's a system that people have to be able to participate in.