InnerSource 101
summary
InnerSource is the adoption of open source practices inside a company, using code review, continuous integration and delivery and public internal repos so more eyes find bugs, teams scale and time to market shrinks. Adoption prioritizes people and culture first, then processes (start with code review workflows), then tools. InnerSource Commons offers a shared body of knowledge and a single ground rule: share lessons but do not attribute who said what to keep discussions safe.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:26What is InnerSource
- 0:51Why is this important
- 1:37Benefits
- 2:59Employees Benefits
- 3:54Open Source
- 6:42Scenario
- 7:44Mission
- 8:14Rule
- 8:41Conclusion
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