Federal Source Code Study: An Analysis of Publishing the People's Code
I am speaking about the Federal Source Code Study and the federal government's efforts to open source code.
Joseph Castle
United States
Joseph Castle is an academic researcher, open source developer, and product manager & frontend engineer of Code.gov. Dr. Castle earned his PhD from Virginia Tech and his dissertation focused on open source software publication by the federal government. He served in the Obama Administration, is a U.S. Army veteran, and a Fed100 recipient.
Community Contributions
Open Source in the Federal Government: Anecdotes and Evidence of Current Practices
I am co-keynote speaker at Drupal GovCon on open sourcing software in the federal government.
Code.gov
I manage and contribute to Code.gov open source project.
Gatsby Open Source Project
I contributed to Gatsby to bump dependencies causing problems with local installs.
Federal Source Code Study
I am publishing a nine part series of blog posts pertaining to the Federal Source Code Study. This is a three year study of the federal government's effort to implement the Federal Source Code Policy and open source more code.
An Organizational Analysis of Publishing the People's Code
I published my PhD dissertation pertaining to the implementation of the Federal Source Code Policy.