Team Compass for JupyterHub and Binder#
Our Team Compass contains team practices, policies, and resources to help one another align and contribute. It also has helpful information for team members, like shared infrastructure and accounts, resources to learn how to contribute, etc.
We use GitHub issues in jupyterhub/team-compass
to discuss specific, actionable things related to the team (e.g., discussing whether to change something in the team-compass repo).
The following pages contain information about the JupyterHub/Binder teams, resources for community members, and team practices for governance and planning.
- Our team
- Policies and standards
- Project Governance
- Subdomains on mybinder.org
- Team structure and responsibilities
- Jupyter Code of Conduct
- Team communication and user support
- External communication
- Funding and reimbursements
- Adding and onboarding new team members
- Team check-ins
- Pull request workflow
- Repository management and code standards
- Making releases
- Readme Badges
- Contributor resources
Why have a Team Compass?#
This repository helps the JupyterHub team and Binder team align on our structure, policy, and goals. Our primary goal is continuous team and project improvement.
As projects and their growth evolve rapidly, the contents of this repo should aid us in setting project direction and adjusting the course as needed. The repo contains:
team meeting agendas and archives
direction and action plans
communication and culture of respectful teamwork
recognitions and team celebrations
We sail together#
While we value each others individual strengths and contributions, we succeed or fail as a team. Whether taking corrective actions for a bug or being recognized for good work, the team, instead of an individual, shoulders the burden and success.
Code of Conduct#
The JupyterHub community follows the broader Jupyter Community’s Code of Conduct.