Have you ever created something and wanted to share it with others with the hope they will contribute and make it better? Sites like the new defunct codeplex and GitHub are full of functionality people want to share and work with others on; however, many projects remain dormant. What are the characteristics that create an environment where people want to contribute to your project? Steve and I discuss a few ideas and we interview two very successful community project leaders in Brent Ozar and Chrissy LeMarie about how they got started and what it takes to put together a good community project.
The shownotes for today’s episode is found at http://sqldatapartners.com/2017/05/10/community-tools/ and have fun on the SQL trail.
Episode 256: The Community Episode
Episode 255: Automate Complex CRUD with sp_CRUDGen
Episode 254: Code Smell Checks with sp_Develop
Episode 253: Go Mobile with Power Apps
Episode 252: The Cumulative Update Dilemma
Episode 251: Azure Cognitive Services
Episode 250: What happens before... “COMPANEROS!”
Episode 249: Data Marts in Power BI
Episode 248: Inventory Documentation
Episode 247: Pushing the Boundaries or Pushing Your Luck
Episode 246: Microsoft Build 2022 Announcements
Episode 245: Tooling Updates
Episode 244: Extended Events vs SQL Server Audit
Episode 243: Choosing What Content To Focus On
Episode 242: Upgrading Your SQL Server
Episode 241: Replicating Data with Azure SQL Data Sync
Episode 240: Azure Synapse Link
Episode 239: Bi-directional HA/DR to Azure SQL
Episode 238: Getting Started with Power BI - Part 2
Episode 237: Getting Started with Power BI - Part 1
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