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·Nov 19, 2020

First Annual Federal Source Code Summit Combines Code, Community and Cool to Promote Open Source in Government

By the Code.gov Team It’s been over a month since our first annual Federal Source Code Summit: Building Coding Communities, and we are still basking in the afterglow of an amazing summit. With nearly 200 participants and 13 guest speakers and panelists, we can honestly say that our first summit…

Federal Source Code Study

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First Annual Federal Source Code Summit Combines Code, Community and Cool to Promote Open Source…
First Annual Federal Source Code Summit Combines Code, Community and Cool to Promote Open Source…
Federal Source Code Study

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·Oct 22, 2020

Federal Source Code Study Series Part 7: Organizational Location

As summarized in Part 1 of this series, the study explored four organizational factors believed to be hindering or aiding agency publication of OSS. The organizational factors were cultural beliefs, public engagement, structural dimensions, and organizational location. …

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Federal Source Code Study Series Part 7: Organizational Location
Federal Source Code Study Series Part 7: Organizational Location
Federal Source Code Study

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·Oct 16, 2020

Spotlight Story: Interns and Open Source: A Productive Combination

This is a guest post by Ian Lee, a computer engineer and student mentor who is committed to improving Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s engagement with the open source software community. Software underpins much of the scientific discovery happening at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), and open source has been part…

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Spotlight Story: Interns and Open Source: A Productive Combination
Spotlight Story: Interns and Open Source: A Productive Combination
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·Sep 10, 2020

Federal Source Code Study Series Part 6: Structural Dimensions

By Joe Castle Ph.D. and The Code.gov Team As summarized in Part 1 of this series, the study explored four organizational factors believed to be hindering or aiding agency publication of OSS. The organizational factors were cultural beliefs, public engagement, structural dimensions, and organizational location and each will be explored…

Open Source

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Federal Source Code Study Series Part 6: Structural Dimensions
Federal Source Code Study Series Part 6: Structural Dimensions
Open Source

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·Aug 27, 2020

All Access: Code.gov Website Front-End Updates Provide Greater Accessibility for America’s Code

By Anna Zhang, Code.gov Coding it Forward Fellow Last month we celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The landmark legislation sought to guarantee equal access and opportunity for people with disabilities. For many, accessibility means the creation of designated parking spaces or installation of wheelchair-friendly ramps…

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All Access: Code.gov Website Front-End Updates Provide Greater Accessibility for America’s Code
All Access: Code.gov Website Front-End Updates Provide Greater Accessibility for America’s Code
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·Aug 13, 2020

Code.gov Better Know an Engineer: Rayvn Manuel

By The Code.gov Team We’re back with another installment of Better Know an Engineer. We are pleased to feature a friend of Code.gov and all-around amazing person Rayvn Manuel of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. …

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Code.gov Better Know an Engineer: Rayvn Manuel
Code.gov Better Know an Engineer: Rayvn Manuel
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·Aug 6, 2020

Federal Source Code Study Series Part 5: Public Engagement

By Joe Castle, Ph.D. and the Code.gov team Greetings coders! We’re back with our fifth installment of our Federal Source Code Series. Here at the halfway point we hope you are gaining some good information about Code.gov and our mission and vision for open source in government. …

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Federal Source Code Study Series Part 5: Public Engagement
Federal Source Code Study Series Part 5: Public Engagement
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·Jul 31, 2020

Spotlight Story: NASA -Investigating Detection Methods for Cross-Agency Code Use

By: Evan “Taylor” Yates and Justin Gosses Org: NASA OCIO Transformation & Data Division (TDD) Open Innovation Program Date: 5/12/2020 Why Quantify Reuse of Government Code? Congress requires Government agencies to publish a percentage of their code as open source, and for good reason. Open-source software promotes high-quality government code…

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Spotlight Story: NASA -Investigating Detection Methods for Cross-Agency Code Use
Spotlight Story: NASA -Investigating Detection Methods for Cross-Agency Code Use
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·Jul 23, 2020

Spotlight Story: Pioneering Open Source at the CFPB

By The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Code.gov Open source software (OSS) is a fundamental aspect of how the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has served the public in its short history. In April of 2012, nine months after opening our doors, we released our source code policy, based on…

Consumer Protection

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Spotlight Story: Pioneering Open Source at the CFPB
Spotlight Story: Pioneering Open Source at the CFPB
Consumer Protection

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·Jul 14, 2020

Federal Source Code Study Series Part 4: Cultural Beliefs

By Joe Castle, Ph.D. and Code.gov We’re back with our fourth installment of the Federal Source Code Series. As summarized in Part 1 of this series, the study explored four organizational factors believed to be hindering or aiding agency publication of OSS. The organizational factors were cultural beliefs, public engagement…

Open Source

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Federal Source Code Study Series Part 4: Cultural Beliefs
Federal Source Code Study Series Part 4: Cultural Beliefs
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