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This wiki is the place for additional information alongside the Official Open Data Hub Documentation. It does not in any case replace the official documentation but might contain some more specific information on single datasets, data records, API troubleshooting and FAQs.
What is the Open Data Hub?
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- Contributor Guidelines: Getting started
- Contributor Guidelines: Git, GitHub, Pull Requests and merge conflicts
- Temporary Docker Servers to outsource pipeline development and integration
- Internal Quick Start Guide: What services/servers do we have to get started as core-team member?
- Contributor Guidelines: Kanbans and Issues
- Guidelines for AWS Backups and GCP Backups Detailed Backup Strategy
- Domains: Guidelines on how to handle domains
- Continuous integration: CI with Github Actions
- All repositories have to (mandatory) include a license under which the source code is released. By default we release source code in our repositories under the AGPL-3.0-or-later.
- All repositories should (optional) be REUSE compliant.
- All repositories should (optional) include licenses for content (like pictures, icons, text other media) under which we or the authors release them. By default we release content in our repositories under the CC0-1.0.
- All repositories should (optional) contain a trademark.md file, to explain how third parties have to handle contained trademarks.
- All web components html tag names have to (mandatory) start with "odh-". (policy created on April 2nd, 2021)
- All web components html tag names have NOT to (mandatory) include "webcomp", "widget" or any generic abbreviation. Use the git repo name, which is "webcomp-", replacing "webcomp-" through "odh-". (policy created on April 2nd, 2021)
- All web components titles have NOT to (mandatory) include "Web Component" now "Widget". (policy created on April 2nd, 2021)
- All web apps have to (mandatory) include analytics to be able to analyze the use of the tool and plan future investments. (policy created on April 2nd, 2021)
This wiki contains additional information about the Open Data Hub alongside the Open Data Hub - Official Documentation 🔗 .