03 / OPEN SOURCE
Open the hood.
Code should be something you can read, learn from, change, and run yourself. Public source and private data have different jobs.
THE PRINCIPLE
Useful things
should be shareable.
I want the software I make to be open and available to modify. Private deployments can still have private records. Sharing code does not mean publishing the people or information it serves.
Find me on GitHubANEVUM Web
Public repository · Apache-2.0Public web source for ANEVUM. Its README documents the repository, the license, and its contribution boundaries.
Read the sourceThis personal website
TypeScript · Three.js · MITThe DA geometry, original environment, Lab instruments, and site code are designed to be readable and reusable.
Read the site sourceContributing
Start with the repository's README and current issues. For a change, describe the problem, keep the scope small, and include a way to verify it. Keep credentials and private records out of commits and issues.
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