...service. Their answers to the questions about data protection and security were also reassuring to the panel. Additionally, the adoption of open source code from the outset was excellent. Recommendations...
...to provide IT systems and processes that support delivery of the Pillar I schemes (for agricultural subsidies to support production) and Pillar II schemes (programmes to promote rural development) and...
...(part of the prison visits exemplar). The supplier have taken MOJ code and ported to angular.JS; hooked it up to their API; and made it time zone aware. The supplier...
...to this service 10. Alternate channel in place 15. Code is not open source but templates are shared 23. Not reported on the performance platform during beta 26. Not at...
...that in the next phase of development the team: make further progress towards publishing more of its code, particularly for elements that would be useful for other services like the...
...shares some code in public. New system will cost about £1.21 per transaction though there are other costs such as processing at the ACU and interviewing the shortlisted candidates. Disaster...
...Tools and Standards: The service team do not currently share non-sensitive source code, design artefacts or tests as open source, doing so would mean these could be re-used by other...
...team: work to publish the service’s code openly as soon as possible take action on GDS’s design recommendations made for both ‘View Driving Record’ and ‘Share Driving Record’ (to be...
...review the standard web schema for job advert posting which would be a good addition to the code on the job search element of the service - http://schema.org/JobPosting Summary This...
...commercial platform (WordPress), where there has been bespoke development, the source code will be made available on Github. The team also said that they will be blogging about the work...
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