...source code to be made publicly available. Rather than making a judgement on what source code will be useful and reusable, the default approach should be to publish (sensitive information...
...code open and reusable. Although work is underway to make code from other components of the PAYE service available via a public GitHub it would be good to see code...
...appropriate protection of the data stored as well. The team are making code open, keeping private only the details that open up the service to risk. The service is reusing...
...any code. Real-time internal searches dashboard 4. Monitoring search performance on GOV.UK Our developers managed to track the position of internal search results that people are clicking, by using a...
...They have opened up the source code (they have reused code from other services and anticipate some features of this one will be useful too) and have adopted an approach...
...Use of open standards and open source code; the team have made use of open source code and contributed their own. Collaborative working across the team and different locations (using...
...of transaction questionnaire. partnered well with other parts of HMRC to remove blockers to service development made progress in making source code open since the beta assessment. It was particularly...
...example the team should continue to investigate the usability of the check code and related parts of the process for giving and activating permission to view a driving record, to...
...can refer to a range of circumstances from a simple code issue, like the misplacement of a bracket, to a fundamental misunderstanding of the problem you are trying to tackle....
...common use for agile delivery. Open source code is used but as recommended above, the panel want to see new open source code published at the earliest opportunity. Users will...
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