rammurmu / oss-enterprise

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Introducing

Ram Murmu
Start-Up and PhD Journey

MIT Y Combinator GitHub

Hi,my name is Ram Murmu
I'm the Founder & CEO,RunAsh
I’m interested in 📚 learning and 🧑‍💻 coding
🎓 I’m currently learning Massachusetts Institute of Technology
🌱 We are part of Y Combinator

We build new ways to use real experience and I’m looking to collaborate on GitHub, Discipline & potential is the backbone of journey. Reach me anytime at [email protected]. We 💖, belive/trust and use open source

What does we make

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Yes, today and tomorrow for we are building AI-powered live streaming marketplace and platform.in fact, we've been doing this since November 12 th,2007. That's when we made our first offline small retail store

Shape the future of technology

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The React Framework

Open source today and future

Open source philosophies for code,data, policy development,and culture AI

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An interconnected live retailers & influencers community The opene source community is the ❤️ heart of runash live retail streaming and fundamental to how we build software today

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See what's next on our roadmap and let us know if you have any suggestion oh, and by the way,we are always hiring talented,passionate people to join our team

My task

API LIVE or STREAMING LOD AI

My task 
https://github.com/rammurmu
Draft issue open runash

Contribution

Contributing to the ecosystem
We contribute to the platform we rely on to build and run live streaming while also maintaining our own open source project

• https://runash.in

• https://runash.in/live

• https://runash.in/ai

Contribution guid for more information on getting started
Note: You can check out the runash live streaming open source GitHub repository - your feedback and contributions are welcome!

oss-enterprise's Issues

Choose your code of conduct

Choose a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md for your organization's open source repository

We'll create a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md template file.

This template will be recommended for all of your organization's repositories. Unlike the CONTRIBUTING.md, it should not be customized by the maintainers.

A user's experience in your open source project will become a reflection of your brand. How will you protect contributors from harassing or belittling behavior? What will you do when someone is behaving inappropriately? Adding a code of conduct to your projects will promote and facilitate healthy behavior within your community.

Partners in this process

You may want to @ mention the individuals responsible for Diversity, Inclusion and Communication to be your partners in this step.

Why your project needs a code of conduct

For more information on why a code of conduct is a good idea, check out the article opensource.guide: Your Code of Conduct.

Using an established code of conduct

Thought leaders on establishing healthy behaviors in the open source community have joined forces to develop some fantastic drop-in codes of conduct. GitHub makes it easy to drop these established documents in to any project. To read directions on how to use this drop-in code, check out this help documentation.

Here are the drop-in codes of conduct currently supported by GitHub:

• Contributor Covenant
• Citizen Code of Conduct

Adding a code of conduct to an existing project

If you already have an open source project, it is easy to add a code of conduct:

If you consume or contribute to a project that does not have a code of conduct, you should not be shy about suggesting one to the project maintainers.

Should you customize the code of conduct?

It is generally acceptable to customize the code of conduct to meet your organization's needs, however we find the examples developed by the open source community are very good and will meet the needs of the majority of organizations. If you are interested in creating your own, check out some of these examples for inspiration:

• Django Code of Conduct
• Python Community Code of Conduct and Diversity Statement
• Ubuntu Code of Conduct
• Geek Feminism Code of Conduct

Step 4: Code of conduct

Decision Time Decide which code of conduct you will use for your projects. Will you promote the use of an established template or create your own? Based on your decision, follow the path outlined below:

⌨️ Activity: Choose a code of conduct

If you want to use an established code of conduct

1. Create a new code of conduct from a template.
2. Fill in your information on the right side.
3. Click Review and submit.
4. Review the code of conduct and scroll to the bottom of the page.
5. Write a descriptive commit message.
6. Make sure that the option to "create a new branch" is selected, and click Commit new file.
7. Create a new pull request to add a code of conduct.

If you want to use a custom code of conduct

1. Create a new pull request for your custom code of conduct.
2. Enter your code of conduct in the text area.
3. Write a descriptive commit message.
4. Select Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request.
5. Click Propose new file.
6. Enter the following title for your pull request: Create CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md

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I'll respond in your new pull request.

Congratulations

🎉 Congratulations

You finished this course! Now, you have an open source tool-kit with the documentation you need to start helping others with open source within your organization.

Saving course resources

1. If you'd like to just save the contents to your machine, you can:
   • Use this shortcut link to download the files
   • Download the files by clicking on the Code tab, clicking on Clone or download and clicking Download ZIP
   • Clone the repository to your machine
2. If you'd like to transfer the repository to an organization on GitHub:
   • If your organization is on GitHub.com, fork it
   • If your organization is on GitHub Enterprise Server, transfer the repository

I won't track any further events in this repository.

Open source assessment

Welcome!

Congratulations on taking the first steps to becoming an open source enterprise! This course will be your companion as you explore and develop the resources necessary to ramp up your teams and transform your organization's culture. Through a series of issues and pull requests, you'll create an open source kit: a repository that will house all resources for an open source program.

Throughout the course, you'll be prompted to have offline conversations with departments, teams, and individuals across your organization. To get the most out of this course, consider pausing as the bot prompts you to have these conversations and returning when you're ready. At the end of this course you'll have a fully functional repository with a trove of templates and guides you can use to kickstart your program.

Complete the self assessment

As we begin our journey into preparing for open source, let's start with a few self assessments of where your open source program stands today.

1. Navigate to the open source self assessments.
2. Take each of the assessments.
3. Jot down your level within each dimension.