MoveOn open sources code when we determine it is useful to other groups, and we can support the project’s community to the extent that the project needs support.
We have projects of very different sizes and levels of support that we maintain as open source code, and intend to continue to look for opportunities to be movement generous in our tech work. We see the following as the biggest benefits to open sourcing our work:
- Create opportunities for smaller orgs to access important movement tools when there are cost or political barriers to using other market tools
- Build technical partnerships with other orgs through collaborating on tools
- Prevent the market consolidation of our tools. Open sourced movement owned tools create necessary market competition that help the ecosystem stay innovative and affordable. They also can't be fully privatized because the source code is public.
- Stay Movement Generous with our in house tech team's capacity and vision
- Collaborate with the progressive tech ecosystem and give volunteer engineers opportunities to use their tech skills to help the movement
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- parsons Public Forked from move-coop/parsons
A python package of connectors for the progressive community.
- ak-partner-rsvp Public
- sqlfluff-dbeaver-formatting Public
Helper script that allows setting DBeaver with any Sqlfluff formatting settup.
- csl-replication-pipeline Public Forked from controlshift/bulk-data-example
An example Terraform plan to set up the ControlShift bulk data API with AWS Redshift
- terraform-aws-controlshift-redshift-sync Public Forked from controlshift/terraform-aws-controlshift-redshift-sync
Terraform module for synchronizing ControlShift data into your data warehouse
- row-bot Public
Slackbot that reads off weekly or daily roles from Google Sheets and posts them to a Slack channel given in the configuration.
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