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"I look forward to your contributions to our projects" Where can we find the code for those projects? The repo you linked is empty. The GH profile says FCSF w
by rahimnathwani 5y ago
"I look forward to your contributions to our projects"
Where can we find the code for those projects?
The repo you linked is empty. The GH profile says FCSF was founded in 2020, but none of the 5 visible repos contain any new code:
- brand-guidelines (not software)
- open-case-filing-system (empty, created 6 days ago, but in another comment you said this the main focus?)
- open-source-policy (not software)
- ef-cms (forked from another org)
- mousejiggler (forked from another org)
- tdhz77 5y ago“We are just getting started.” We have hundreds of projects that are ready for public consumption. We have over 200 developers that contribute code together in the federal judiciary. Watch this space. It’s coming. In the meantime, take a look at: - Code.gov - data.gov
- rahimnathwani 5y agoSorry, I thought from what you wrote earlier that you were building in public like a regular open source project. But from what you wrote it sounds like you're working in private repos, and will publish stuff at some point in the future. Have I understood correctly?
- tdhz77 5y agoYes, you got it. This is new for the judiciary. We are moving and will be in the public space. Just have to do some housekeeping and we are organizing. We are making sure each project has the maintainers/developers and are properly supported like a true open source foundation. We took a lot from the Debian foundation and how it is setup. We really hope to contribute in meaningful ways.