Welcome

Defining policies and recommendations for repos under this Organization.

Any teams in Employment and Social Development Canada that want to host code under this organization are welcome to. Please open an issue in this project with the template provided to get your project and group added.

Recommendations, Guides & Tools

Starter Tools

There are few projects and guides to help teams start developing on GitHub or other Git platforms faster.

• Security Requirements - These will help you keep your code safe, and are just good practices to have.
• Templates - Templates for standard files all Git repos should have.
• Label Generator - Adds standard labels to your project for every day use in development.
• ESDC Development Setup - Making sure you can connect to External Git repos. It also has some Git tricks.

Recommendations

These are some recommendations for different aspects of development that will help define how you build software.

• DevOps SDLC
• GCcode Recommendation

Groups & Organizations Reference

ESDC Organization Groups

ESDC has a few other organization groups on different platforms where teams can also store code.

• GCCode (internal)
• GitLab

CoP & CoE Organizations

ESDC Community of Practices and Community of Excellence groups that have an organization in GitHub.

• Developer’s Community of Practice

Team Organizations

ESDC Teams that have their own organization in GitHub.

• Mobile Technology Solutions
• Developer Experience
• Stratégie, Achitecture et Relations d’Affaires - Strategy, Architecture and Business Relations
• Centre d’expertise des normes Web - Web Standards Centre of Expertise
• Appeals Systems

Other Highlighted Reference Groups

• GCDevOps League
• Canada.ca

How to Contribute

See CONTRIBUTING.md

License

Unless otherwise noted, the source code of this project is covered under Crown Copyright, Government of Canada, and is distributed under the Open GoC License.

The Canada wordmark and related graphics associated with this distribution are protected under trademark law and copyright law. No permission is granted to use them outside the parameters of the Government of Canada’s corporate identity program. For more information, see Federal identity requirements.