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The government of BC has a GitHub Organization

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    Otter
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    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/47246359

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    The B.C. Government commits to open ways of working to transform into a Digital Government. We leverage GitHub to achieve our objective. Our open practices let us to share source code and non-sensitive data with our government developer community and partners.

    Within the Ministry of Citizens’ Services, the Developer Experience team’s purpose is offering the best support possible to developer teams. We centralize, streamline and innovate developer resources so we can contribute towards quick project starts, and facilitate continuous improvement.

    Although developers work deeper in the government ecosystems, their deliverables are crucial to building public trust. Whether top-down or collaborative, developers finalize a vision by building products that both government workers and public can interact with. Joining our community

    We look forward to working with you! Our team manages the centralized resource for government developers called DevHub. It has instructions for joining the bcgov organization.

    If you have any questions or concerns, please submit a support request.

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    This is the home for code that is open. bcgov has 2371 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

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      cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/47246359

      Quoting from the page:

      The B.C. Government commits to open ways of working to transform into a Digital Government. We leverage GitHub to achieve our objective. Our open practices let us to share source code and non-sensitive data with our government developer community and partners.

      Within the Ministry of Citizens’ Services, the Developer Experience team’s purpose is offering the best support possible to developer teams. We centralize, streamline and innovate developer resources so we can contribute towards quick project starts, and facilitate continuous improvement.

      Although developers work deeper in the government ecosystems, their deliverables are crucial to building public trust. Whether top-down or collaborative, developers finalize a vision by building products that both government workers and public can interact with. Joining our community

      We look forward to working with you! Our team manages the centralized resource for government developers called DevHub. It has instructions for joining the bcgov organization.

      If you have any questions or concerns, please submit a support request.

      Link Preview Image
      bcgov

      This is the home for code that is open. bcgov has 2371 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

      favicon

      GitHub (github.com)

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      teppa
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      Now start switching from Microsoft and Azure to open software. No proprietary formats should exist in government documents.

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      • OtterO Otter

        cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/47246359

        Quoting from the page:

        The B.C. Government commits to open ways of working to transform into a Digital Government. We leverage GitHub to achieve our objective. Our open practices let us to share source code and non-sensitive data with our government developer community and partners.

        Within the Ministry of Citizens’ Services, the Developer Experience team’s purpose is offering the best support possible to developer teams. We centralize, streamline and innovate developer resources so we can contribute towards quick project starts, and facilitate continuous improvement.

        Although developers work deeper in the government ecosystems, their deliverables are crucial to building public trust. Whether top-down or collaborative, developers finalize a vision by building products that both government workers and public can interact with. Joining our community

        We look forward to working with you! Our team manages the centralized resource for government developers called DevHub. It has instructions for joining the bcgov organization.

        If you have any questions or concerns, please submit a support request.

        Link Preview Image
        bcgov

        This is the home for code that is open. bcgov has 2371 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

        favicon

        GitHub (github.com)

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        sbv@sh.itjust.works
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        2.4k repos?!

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