Finding the Order in the CHAOS(S) of Metrics: Are We There Yet?
And further questions :)
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Finding the Order in the CHAOS(S) of Metrics: Are We There Yet? And - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Finding the Order in the CHAOS(S) of Metrics: Are We There Yet? And further questions :) Ildiko Vancsa - ildiko@openstack.org Metrics and I https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1*DyMkFmSYdgq-LPVK8j6Z5A.jpeg Metrics and I Good grades
And further questions :)
Ildiko Vancsa - ildiko@openstack.org
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Good grades Computer Science degree IT job Reasonable salary Traveling the world
well, I mean flying a lot, I mean a LOT
IT profession was the right choice(?) 90/60 blood pressure I’m an unhealthy person(?)
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Slack
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“If your project is not on GitHub it’s not open source” “Your project is not in the top based on GitHub stars; why should I care?” “Is contribution equal to PRs (pull requests) and issues?”
(P .s. Octocat is awesome!!)
development, and definition of standards and models used in that software in specific use cases;
community activity, contributions, and health; and
use cases, models, or recommendations to analyze specific issues in the industry/OSS world.
1. Establish standard implementation-agnostic metrics for measuring community activity, contributions, and health
community development
Diversity and Inclusion are known to challenge unchecked assumptions and lead to more open and fair collaboration practices. An OSS community has states: Growth, Maturity, and Decline. The state that a community is in may prove important when evaluating both across and within community concerns. The Risk metric informs how much risk an OSS community might pose. The evaluation of risk depends on situation and purpose. Many OSS communities rely on and are used in other open source software, creating Dependencies throughout an OSS ecosystem. Developers and organizations capture Value from engaging in OSS
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Process (under test) Use cases Focus area Goal Question Metric
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https://github.com/chaoss/wg-diversity-inclusion
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implementation of defined metrics.
Prospector, and cregit into an Open Source Collaborative Framework
contributions happen to large projects
cauldron.io
prospector.bitergia.net
cregit.linuxsources.org