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A guide to Founders & Coders GitHub repositories

Public repositories

Since its inception, Founders & Coders has embraced the open-source model for developing curriculum and learning resources. For this reason, most repositories in the Founders & Coders GitHub organisation are public.

Example of our public repositories include:

Private repositories

Founders & Coders also uses GitHub to coordinate business specific to the running of each campus and the running of our global charity (currently being incorporated), Founders & Coders International. Frequently, coordination of this nature involves raising issues where it is necessary to share personal information about students and clients. Given the regions in which we operate international programmes (Israel and Gaza), we also find ourselves in a position where participant privacy is directly related to participant safety.

For these reasons, the following Founders & Coders GitHub repositories are private (as of September 2017):

London:

  • london-programme
  • london-employers
  • london-money
  • london-premises
  • london-tasks

Nazareth:

  • nazareth-programme
  • nazareth-employers
  • nazareth-money

Gaza:

  • gaza-programme
  • gaza-employment
  • gaza-membership

International:

  • international
  • selection-committee

Other:

  • graduate-mvps
  • testimonials
  • freelancing
  • freelance-networking-and-resources
  • old-task-groups

Client projects:

  • In a small number of cases, we host client projects on private repositories, when we have not yet convinced them of the benefits of open source!

Accessing private repositories

When someone joins a Founders & Coders course, they are invited to join the Founders & Coders GitHub organisation. All current and past course participants have access to private repositories, unless they have left the GitHub organisation.

A small number of people who have not taken the course are also members of the GitHub organisation. These include staff and trustees of Founders & Coders International, as well as people who have volunteered with the programme.

If you would like to contribute to a private repository, but do not currently have access, please apply for associate membership at your local Founders & Coders programme, or apply to become a member of Founders & Coders International.