This is an initiative of the JupyterCon leadership to create what could become the reference initiation course for people to learn key ideas in open-source software.
Open development model
Open source licenses: OSI licenses and adoption, citation formats
Ethics and culture of open source: the value of open source in education and research, the commitments of open source participation
Open-source governance and leadership: governance models, ensuring long-term sustainability, onboarding and offboarding
Open communities and collaboration: working in the open, fostering collaboration, community-driven development
Funding: Open funding models and funding strategies for open research and communities; fiscal sponsorship (NumFOCUS)
Diversity, equity, and inclusiveness:
Toolbox: tools for version control, documentation, collaboration, distribution and publication. A selection of GitHub (including issue and PR etiquette), Docker, CI, Sphinx, Readthedocs, codespaces, Actions, nbdev
Publishing and citation: Zenodo, JOSS (The Journal of Open Source Software), ROpenSci, PyOpenSci, fastpages, citation formats