A mono-repo for the Engineering Practice Domains of Development, Data, Infrastructure, Testing, and Platforms

Overview

Engineering Practice Domains

Introduction

Welcome to the Engineering Practice Domains at Fearless! This repository serves as a monorepo for our collaborative efforts, showcasing best practices, facilitating knowledge sharing, and supporting continuous learning within the Practice Domain. Our mission is to enhance our Practice capabilities, foster a vibrant community of practitioners, and ultimately, deliver superior solutions to our clients.

How to Get Involved

  • Participate in Discussions: Join our dedicated Slack channel and visit the Github Discussions page to contribute to the conversation.
  • Contribute to Projects: Review our CONTRIBUTING.md guide for details on how to contribute to existing projects or start new ones.
  • Share Knowledge: Add to our documentation, share lessons learned, and provide resources that can benefit the team. The docs we host are viewable and synced with the Github Wiki.
  • Engage in Peer Learning: Participate in or organize workshops, hackathons, and training sessions.

Resources

  • An optional weekly 20-minute stand-up that the Practice Manager will lead

  • This mono-repo

  • On the Fearless Slack

  • The #domain-data Channel

  • The #domain-infrastructure Channel

  • The #domain-platforms Channel

  • The #domain-testing Channel

  • The #domain-development Channel

  • The Fearless Knowledgebase on getOutline (Self-hosting process in-progress)

  • The Fearless AWS Sandbox Account

  • Fearless Practice Domain Policy Document

  • Fearless Developer Experience Values Document

  • Fearless Expectations and Guidelines Document

    Feedback and comments are welcome for all shared documents

Our Goals

  • Collaboration: Foster an environment where team members can collaborate on projects, share insights, and contribute to open-source initiatives.
  • Education: Provide resources and guidelines to support ongoing learning and professional development within the Practice Domain.
  • Innovation: Encourage innovative approaches and solutions through shared examples, project templates, and best practices.
  • Excellence: Strive for excellence in our projects and practices, ensuring high-quality outcomes for our clients and stakeholders.

Desired Outcomes

Documentation and Best Practices

  • Getting Started Guides
  • Best Practices and Guidelines
  • Project Retrospectives and Lessons Learned
  • Training Resources and Recommended Courses

Code and Project Templates

  • Project Templates
  • Example Projects and Components
  • Active and Archived Projects

Collaboration and Communication

  • Current Working Agreement

Tools and Utilities

  • Custom Tools and Scripts
  • Utility Scripts for Development

Contributing

We welcome contributions from all team members! Please review our CONTRIBUTING.md file for guidelines on how to make contributions. This includes coding standards, pull request procedures, and how to propose enhancements or changes.

Leadership and Contact

This Practice Domain is led by a team of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), the Practice manager, and co-organizers, who can be contacted via our Slack channel or directly through GitHub. For more detailed information on our leadership structure and contact details, please refer to Contact Information.

FAQ

For more information about the Practice Domains, including how to get involved, how contributions impact your performance evaluations, and how this work aligns with our billable hours policy, please see our FAQs.

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    opened by cyber-decker 0
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