Launchpad Bringing projects and community together Christian Reis Joey Stanford Launchpad Engineering Team Canonical Ltd.

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Launchpad Bringing projects and community together Christian Reis Joey Stanford Launchpad Engineering Team Canonical Ltd.

Free software projects are amazing Developers provide ideas, design and code Direction is self-determined What makes free software so fantastic!

However.. Living on an island Is a lot of work! Foster community Forge your own schedule Announce availability and releases

Traditional upstream software toolset

Problems with this isolation We develop looking inwards Reduced sharing: bugs, code (NIH), translations Reduced interest from general community Slower growth and evolution

GNOME, KDE, Mozilla.org know that sharing is essential Common infrastructure, release schedule, community Distributions: a natural integration point However interaction with upstreams is so-so Where do we see inter-project collaboration?

How do we bridge the gaps? Integration promotes better software experience Launchpad is this collaboration platform Permanent charter to build tools that: make development faster improve quality bring communities together

Website and lots more 3 years old 30+ amazing engineers Built on Python, Zope3, Storm, PostgreSQL 2.0 next week: getting better fast! Code, Bugs, Translations, PPAs, Specs, Support

Tools for collaboration: Code Fantastic code hosting for bzr No setup involved Code imports for CVS, Subversion and more See what people are doing with your project

Tools for collaboration: Bugs Bug reports are a first-class concept.. and projects share them! Great integration with Debian, Bugzilla, Sourceforge, Trac, and more

Tools for collaboration: Translations Lowest barrier to entry for new translators Suggestions are shared between versions and projects LOTS of translators and languages

Crowds of contributors One account across all projects Really easy to find a project to work on Also easy to identify your contributions Distributions and upstream use the same tools MySQL, Zope, Ubuntu + dozens of others

What's in it for you? We host your project You work within a great community We fix bugs, add features, do backups You produce great software