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help: suggestions needed. #2009

Open NitkarshChourasia opened 1 year ago

NitkarshChourasia commented 1 year ago

So, I am currently assigned as an official maintainer of this repository. I am well versed with the Python programming language and JavaScript scripting language. I want to two new repositories dedicated to Python and JavaScript, respectively. As this would be completely open source. Thought let the name be decided by community also. I maintain and operate in an open-source community a lot, still a newbie, with just a year of experience in open-source. As, learning has no limits.

Suggest names for both of the repositories. Use ChatGPT to generate name if want to. Because, it should be finest in it, type.

Also, suggest me, what License should I use. Thank you

NitkarshChourasia commented 1 year ago

@sarayusreeyadavpadala

4xm222 commented 11 months ago

As the official maintainer of an open source project, congratulations on your appointment! Here are some recommended warehouse names and license options: For the Python warehouse: PyLibMaster, PyCodeWizard, PyGenius,PyScriptHub,PyOpenSource and so on. For the JavaScript warehouse: JSCodeCraft, JSDevGuru, JSCodeLab, JSOpenSource, JSGenius. These names are all designed to convey your proficiency and expertise in Python and JavaScript programming. Regarding the choice of licenses, you can consider using one of the following common open source licenses: MIT License: Allow the free use, modification, and distribution of code, while retaining copyright and disclaimers. Apache License: similar to an MIT license, but with a patent license clause attached. ​GNU General Public License (GPL): It requires that all derived works must also be distributed using a GPL license. ​BSD license: Similar to the MIT license, but with some additional restrictions. ​It is very important to choose a license that suits your project needs and goals。 Suggest that you read the terms of each license thoroughly and choose based on the open source goals you want to achieve. ​Wish you success in the open source community and continue to enjoy the learning process! If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask some questions.

NitkarshChourasia commented 11 months ago

@4xm222 I am little confused about the license part. I wanted to know more about them. Where can I read them out as original, and also where can I understand it like a blog or a website, where some writer have explained it well enough all the intricacies for them. Thank you so much @4xm222, for helping me out.