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Blog posts by Theresa Summa

  • Curate the best thinking available

    By on November 30, 2016

    The Federal Source Code Policy, which was signed this year, requires federal agencies to inventory their custom software and make the inventory available for consumption and display by code.gov (among other things). The most pressing work in building code.gov was defining a software metadata schema — a way for agencies to format the details of the software they’ve built.

    code.gov open source collaboration tools