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9/25
Interview with Nicko
- Congrats !!!!!!! Tell us thought on the journey from Lab to Graduated
- From a Documentation Perspective
- From a Best Practice Badging Perspective
- Documentation What do you as a maintainer require
- What do contributors and end users require
- What was the process for creating tech guides - why did you make these choices
- What do you think project documentation should cover to earn a badge - different stages of life cycle - different users
- Howdo you think AI can help Firefly team
- If you could design a dashboard for mainatiners and contributors what features would it have
- Any thing we should know.
9/20
Added slides to presentation after todays TOC meeting, showing what (2) projects presented to get to a graduated state.
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