It seems what the author is actually recommding goes beyond just sharing and is actually open sourcing a project's code.
Not saying that's necessarily a bad idea, but on the other hand I'm not sure it's always guaranteed to be the best course of action either.
I do endorse the viewpoint of sharing updates on a project's progress with the intended audience as often as possible, including when those updates could sometimes be rather minor.
Not saying that's necessarily a bad idea, but on the other hand I'm not sure it's always guaranteed to be the best course of action either.
I do endorse the viewpoint of sharing updates on a project's progress with the intended audience as often as possible, including when those updates could sometimes be rather minor.