How To Move A Closed Development Community To Open
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How To Move A Closed Development Community To Open
- 1. How To Move A Closed Development Community To Open Mike Pulsifer U.S. Department of Labor Office of Public Affairs
- 2. Why did we open up our developer community Photo credit: the.sprouts http://www.flickr.com/photos/42682395@N04/4981153823
- 3. Photo credit: LarimdaME http://www.flickr.com/photos/larimdame/6348717
- 4. Photo credit: Joacim S. Müeller http://www.flickr.com/photos/joachim_s_mueller/8707307943 We don’t have all of the expertise.
- 5. Is this really a community?
- 6. MINE!MINE! MINE!MINE! Photo credit: xiops http://www.flickr.com/photos/xiops/100746336
- 7. Shouldn’t our goal look more like this?
- 8. Photo credit: Kenn Wilson http://www.flickr.com/photos/kchrist/189736917 Culture
- 9. Attitude Photo credit: Orin Zebest http://www.flickr.com/photos/orinrobertjohn/3266866307
- 10. What’s to stop you fromWhat’s to stop you from getting paid by the Chinese togetting paid by the Chinese to approve an insecure pullapprove an insecure pull request?request? What’s to stop you fromWhat’s to stop you from getting paid by the Chinese togetting paid by the Chinese to approve an insecure pullapprove an insecure pull request?request?
- 11. If we don’t control theIf we don’t control the answers, it’s a security threat!answers, it’s a security threat! If we don’t control theIf we don’t control the answers, it’s a security threat!answers, it’s a security threat!
- 12. Answers to the public mustAnswers to the public must be vetted for accuracy!be vetted for accuracy! Answers to the public mustAnswers to the public must be vetted for accuracy!be vetted for accuracy!
- 13. Legal questions Photo credit: Scott http://www.flickr.com/photos/jsmoorman/2298671281
- 14. Answers to the public mustAnswers to the public must be vetted for accuracy!be vetted for accuracy! Answers to the public mustAnswers to the public must be vetted for accuracy!be vetted for accuracy!
- 15. Make sure your contract permits you to share code under an unrestricted (e.g. public domain) license. ) license. See 52.227-17 in the FAR and, of course, consult with your legal and procurement offices. Do not use this as legal advice. Consider this a caution to get legal advice.
- 16. Tools We’reTools We’re SharingSharing Photo credit: OZinOH http://www.flickr.com/photos/75905404@N00/7126147125
- 17. API SDKs & Mobile Apps
- 21. Usage metrics for your apps: coming July 5.
- 23. @MikePulsifer (personal) developer.dol.go v Icon credit: An Phan Van - http://www.phoenixheart.net/ email: pulsifer.michael@dol.gov
Editor's Notes
- Agenda: Why, Culture, Tools We Are Making Available
- Example: WHD wants to improve their app, but lacks the resources. We have a lot we want to be able to accomplish, but we have only 3 developers in OPA...for app development and maintaining the API & releasing data. We’re doing as much as possible with a shoestring budget.
- Walled garden...with extra high walls
- was a “tarball-only” effort (zip)
- As shared earlier in the day, even if a contractor sitting in your building on your computer writes the code the government may not own the copyright. My vision was to evaluate everything we create whether we can open source it.
- Go where the developers are! SDKs: ease access to federal APIs for even the most novice Example: WHD Timesheet app (project owner hopes the public can help make it better) Even if the forks take off on their own and it’s commercialized, we win if end-users find value.
- Goal: Creating a new standard for transparency
- GSA’s Digital Services Innovation Center