- projects are relevant and provide value.
- projects represent developers at Exxeta.
- projects can be used as a reference and to showcase our work.
- has designated project owner who works with Exxeta.
- work is licensed under an open source license.
- README tells other people why the project is useful, what they can do with the project, and how they can use it.
- not just a fork (to submit a PR)
- good documentation
- active development
- popular (forks & stars)
This effort is driven by a Exxeta github orga team and carried out in tight cooperation with project owners. Our goal is to assert that all public projects in github.com/EXXETA meet the above criteria.
This can be done by:
- mentoring & contributing
- archiving inactive repositories,
- reducing the visibility of repositories,
- migrating repositories to our internal gitlab server,
- deleting irrelevant repositories
- Please start a discussion in our tech.io > github team channel
- We will contact you to create/import your project with private visibility.
- We will mentor you to meet all the above criteria.
- We will publish your project at github.com/EXXETA and help you promote it using (at least) Exxeta internal communication channels.
Are you already contributing to other FOSS projects? Do you want to help us promote FOSS in the context of your work at Exxeta?
Get in touch with us in the tech.io > github team channel