You've created an open-source project? Great. But what happens when your project is mature enough to be used? You've put a lot of effort building an awesome project that could help the open-source community, but the reality is that if you don't spread the word about it, almost no one will see or use it.

Some colleagues and I went through a lot of open-source projects promotion these last months, and we found some good practices that helped our open-source projects gain popularity. And guess what? We created a cheat sheet to summarize everything we learned 😎.

👉 Click here to check out the cheat sheet on Github 👈

Is this article a way to promote this Github cheat sheet? Yes. See, you learn fast 😜.

Want to get started with open-source?

If you're new to the open-source world, I strongly recommend you to read these two articles first:

• Getting started in open-source
• Preparing your project to be open-sourced

Show your support

Do not hesitate to support us if this helped you:

• Share the cheat sheet on twitter
• Contribute to the cheat sheet to improve it
• ⭐️ the github repository