As software developers we know lots of stuff. Both technical and non-technical. It's time to share what you know to give something back to open source community. This kind of the law of reciprocity will not only make you tick, but will also open new opportunities for you. As a natural result tangible and non-tangible benefits will pop up. With 45 protips (http://ryrych.pl/protips) since I've started the 15-minute share challenge, I can assure you that when you know something well (and as devs you know lots of stuff very well), you don't have to spend more than 15 minutes per day to share your skills and expertise. (If you think that you're English is 'not good enough', forget about that, move on and the the job)

1. Contributing back in less
than 15 minutes

2. Start with what you know
On platform accessible a click away
For (non) tangible benefits

3. Start with what you know

4. Your daily grind…
JavaScript
Ruby / Rails
Python
git, svn
vim, Atom, RubyMine
CSS, design…

5. non-technical
stuff Tasks planning
Time boxing
Agile, Scrum
Workflow
Writing

6. When you know something…
45protips

7. It’s easier to share
95%done in less than 15 min.

8. A few words about your English

9. You know a lot
about (non) technical stuff
and your English is good enough

10. Places To Share

11. No need for fancy setup

12. Selleo blog
StackOverflow
GitHub
Medium
Your company blog
‘Today I’ve learnt’
Linked.in,
Google Plus
Haxorz
Twitter

13. No need for fancy setup
Start with popular blogging platform

14. Benefits

15. working for open source project

16. And new opportunities

17. Building ‘brand’

18. Start now!