awesome-oss-maintainers-tools-list

The site suggests open projects, highlights tickets that are good for new contributors.

A collection of AWESOME Linux applications and tools.

A communutiy tool to gather maintainers and possible contributors.

A community tool for listing very easy issues to get the first timers to the project.

A platform maintained by the Open Source Students Network affiliated to Mozilla.

Website focusing on computer science and entrepreneurship.

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This guide is written with groups releasing smaller-scale open source software in mind.

A Linux Foundation project focused on creating analytics and metrics to help define community health.

Helps you to choose a license.

A copy of our internal open source documentation of Google, with a few exceptions.

For Zalando employees, on how to adopt, modify and release Open Source code.

A collection of resources for individuals, communities, and companies.

A ready-to-use Code of Conduct for open source projects.

Docusaurus makes it easy to maintain documentation websites.

A README Help Exchange.

Websites hosted directly from your GitHub repository.

A tool for creating a cool README file.

Project documentation with Markdown.

Provides subscriptions that you divide between the creators you want to support.

GitHub Sponsors is generally available to developers and projects with bank accounts in many countries.

A platform for owners and contributors to get financial support.

A transparent process that everyone can donate and track the money.

A guide for researching ways of funding projects.

Turn your project into a revenue source while keeping your code free.

A video conferencing tool.

An open standard and lightweight protocol for real-time communication.

A project management tool for multi-functional agile teams.

Keep your open source dependencies trouble-free and enterprise-ready.