How the Standard for Public Code can help you collaborate over time & space
summary
The Standard for Public Code lays out concrete criteria and workflows that public organizations and vendors adopt to make government software actually reusable: a draft repository with pull requests welcome and applied to several government codebases by the Foundation for Public Code. It adds management and policy guidance, enables incremental procurement across municipalities, and claims measurable reductions in risk and cost by turning isolated projects into interoperable components that continue to evolve and be maintained.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40What is Public Code
- 1:11Digital Transformation
- 2:27The Standard for Public Code
- 3:33Conclusion
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