opensource.bar

MIT License

The house beer. Free, simple, no questions asked. "Do whatever you want, just don't sue me." The most popular drink in the bar. Served cold.

$0.00

GPL v3

The strong stuff. Share alike or don't share at all. One sip and you're committed. "If you modify this drink, you must serve the recipe."

FREE (terms apply)

Apache 2.0

Corporate-friendly craft ale. Patent clause included — drink responsibly. "You can rebrand this, but we get credit on the menu."

FREE + attribution

FORK THE SYSTEM

git push --force

MERGE CONFLICTS ARE BAR FIGHTS

README or GTFO

OPEN SOURCE

FREE AS IN BEER

PR WELCOME

COPYLEFT

CONTRIB

The Regulars

Every bar has its regulars. The maintainer who's been here since day one. The drive-by contributor who bought everyone a round once. The lurker who reads every commit message but never opens an issue.

House Rules

1. No closed-source beverages behind the counter. 2. All recipes on the wall. 3. If you break the build, you buy the round. 4. Forks are encouraged. Bar fights are not.

What's On Tap

The Pull Request A round for the whole house. You contribute, everyone benefits.

The Rebase Rewrite history until it tastes right. Strong stuff.

The Squash Seven commits become one. Clean, smooth, efficient.

The Cherry Pick Take only what you need. Leave the rest for someone else.

The Force Push You'll regret this in the morning. Handle with care.

"It works on my machine" — every developer, ever TODO: fix later sudo make me a sandwich // this code is self-documenting There are only 2 hard problems: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors rm -rf /regrets Talk is cheap. Show me the code. — Linus LGTM (didn't actually read it) FREE STALLMAN 99 bugs in the code, take one down, patch it around, 127 bugs in the code Open source: because nobody should drink alone first commit was better Have you tried turning it off and on again? git blame yourself This bathroom has no license. Use at your own risk. FREEDOM ZERO