OSBP 3/8: Making Changes [open source crash course]

Open Source Best Practices (OSBP), a crash course for BSc students of Innopolis University. Blog: Books: GitHub: (don’t hesitate to follow in order to stay informed) Telegram channel with recent news and updates: (subscribe to not miss a thing) Twitter with daily and weekly updates: (follow me!) iTunes: SoundCloud: Yandex Music podcast by yegor256: 0:00 Introduction 3:27 2013, Bram Adams 8:56 1. Make small pull request 12:21 2015, Amiangshu Bosu 14:22 2018, Caitlin Sadowski 17:02 2. Don’t group your changes 21:46 2020, Carolyn D. Egelman 26:17 3. Insist on code reviews and merges politely 29:13 2020, Marco Ortu 31:16 What is “valence“ 37:36 2019, Denae Ford 43:36 4. Be a leader and a boss of a pull request 49:17 5. Mostly explain “why“ you make changes, not “what“ you change 59:56 6. Be prepared for criticism about your style, not functionality 1:03:00 2021, Valentina Lenarduzzi 1:06:48 7. Commit the code and its tests in different pull requests 1:15:05 Questions and Answers