Closed zerioi9 closed 1 year ago
@arliss-NF Eagerly waiting for your input on this!
@zerioi9 Hi Sai Mimansa Gupta, Thank you for your contribution! I’m glad to hear the term ‘governance model’ is no longer foreign to you and you understand it better. Great work, looking forward to seeing your second contribution.
Name: Sai Mimansa Gupta Project: QuTiP The project's governance model: https://github.com/qutip/governance/blob/main/governance.md
The Governance Model
QuTiP is an open-source software for simulating the dynamics of open quantum systems. It is freely available for use and modification on all major platforms such as Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows. It is free of any licensing fees and is ideal for exploring quantum mechanics and dynamics in the classroom for educational as well as state-of-the-art research purposes.
All software developed under the QuTiP Github organization is hosted at www.github.com/qutip. All QuTiP project members and contributors should abide by the Code of Conduct.
The development of QuTiP is a community-based effort with developers contributing and adding new features to the growing list of its functions. People who wish to contribute to the project can do so by installing QuTiP from here, further they can fix bugs or add enhancements to the project with Pull Requests. To discuss any bugs or ideas related to the project, they can communicate with other community members through The Google Forum, QuTiP News and the Issue Tracker.
Project Roles
Decision-Making Process
The decision-making involves three ways:
How is the Project Success Measured?
Every year an annual report is drafted by an Admin Team member which is further sent for review to the QuTiP board. The annual reports for the last two years can be found here.
How easy or difficult it was to find and understand the Governance Model?
I am entirely new to Open-Source so the term governance model was new to me. But, as I researched about it the term now is not foreign to me anymore. For this project, I found the governance model conveniently from the official website itself under the 'Devs' link. As I started reading the governance document everything was precisely written in points so it was comprehensible on the first go, hence I would say it was quite easy to understand it.