This document outlines how projects are managed, developed, and shared within this repository/account. It serves as a guide for both contributors and viewers to understand the lifecycle of each project.
Projects move through the following stages:
- Projects in early stages of development are kept private.
- This allows experimentation, iteration, and incomplete work without external visibility.
- These may include prototypes, drafts, or unstable implementations.
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Projects that are currently the main focus of development are made public.
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This stage may include:
- Frequent updates
- Ongoing feature additions
- Open issues and improvements
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Making them public allows for visibility, feedback, and collaboration.
- Once a project is completed and deployed, it remains public.
- These projects represent stable, usable versions.
- Documentation and usage instructions are expected to be available.
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Some projects are intentionally kept private at all times.
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Reasons may include:
- Sensitive content
- Personal/internal tools
- Experimental or confidential work
| Stage | Visibility | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Under Development | Private | Early work, experimentation |
| Active Development | Public | Current focus, open progress |
| Deployed | Public | Stable and complete |
| Restricted | Private | Sensitive or intentionally hidden |
- Visibility may change as a project evolves.
- Public projects are expected to maintain basic documentation.
- Private projects are not indicative of abandonment—they may still be in progress.
If you’re exploring a public project and have suggestions, feel free to open an issue or contribute!