Репост из: Научный опенсорс
Объявлены репозитории-победители очередного опенсорс-конкурса KaiCode:
1) raprogramm/yew-nav-link 6★ - Вьетнам - Perfect $2048
А navigation-link library for the Yew framework in Rust with automatic active-state detection, demonstrated perfect software development practices: clean and idiomatic code, requirements captured as formal specifications and architecture decision records, strict static analysis (clippy, CodeQL, Scorecard, zizmor), mutation, fuzz, and property testing with enforced 95% coverage, an mdBook documentation site, semantic-versioned releases with a maintained changelog, protected branching, and exemplary REUSE-compliant licensing. Source files are small, meticulously documented, and every file carries SPDX headers.
2) ahoo-wang/wow 296★ - Китай - Excellent $1024
А reactive CQRS and Event-Sourcing microservice framework built on Domain-Driven Design, written in Kotlin, showed us an excellent codebase: clean, modular DDD/CQRS design, genuine multi-reviewer code review, Testcontainers-backed integration testing, enforced coverage thresholds and detekt static analysis, a bilingual documentation site, and a long history of semantic-versioned releases on Maven Central. However, issue labeling is inconsistent across recent tickets.
3) choplogic/chop-logic-components 5★ - Сербия - Awesome $512
A library of reusable React components and hooks written in TypeScript, showed us awesome coding practices: conventions enforced by Biome, Prettier, commitlint, and Husky git hooks, mutation testing with Stryker on top of Codecov-tracked coverage, a Storybook gallery published as a documentation site, and semantic-versioned releases to npm with a maintained changelog. However, pull requests are self-merged by the sole author without review, and licensing stops at a single MIT file, with no SPDX headers in the sources
Всего принимало участие 153 проекта.
От нас тоже подавали, но не вышло.
Подача на следующий конкурс уже открыта.
1) raprogramm/yew-nav-link 6★ - Вьетнам - Perfect $2048
А navigation-link library for the Yew framework in Rust with automatic active-state detection, demonstrated perfect software development practices: clean and idiomatic code, requirements captured as formal specifications and architecture decision records, strict static analysis (clippy, CodeQL, Scorecard, zizmor), mutation, fuzz, and property testing with enforced 95% coverage, an mdBook documentation site, semantic-versioned releases with a maintained changelog, protected branching, and exemplary REUSE-compliant licensing. Source files are small, meticulously documented, and every file carries SPDX headers.
2) ahoo-wang/wow 296★ - Китай - Excellent $1024
А reactive CQRS and Event-Sourcing microservice framework built on Domain-Driven Design, written in Kotlin, showed us an excellent codebase: clean, modular DDD/CQRS design, genuine multi-reviewer code review, Testcontainers-backed integration testing, enforced coverage thresholds and detekt static analysis, a bilingual documentation site, and a long history of semantic-versioned releases on Maven Central. However, issue labeling is inconsistent across recent tickets.
3) choplogic/chop-logic-components 5★ - Сербия - Awesome $512
A library of reusable React components and hooks written in TypeScript, showed us awesome coding practices: conventions enforced by Biome, Prettier, commitlint, and Husky git hooks, mutation testing with Stryker on top of Codecov-tracked coverage, a Storybook gallery published as a documentation site, and semantic-versioned releases to npm with a maintained changelog. However, pull requests are self-merged by the sole author without review, and licensing stops at a single MIT file, with no SPDX headers in the sources
Всего принимало участие 153 проекта.
От нас тоже подавали, но не вышло.
Подача на следующий конкурс уже открыта.