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GeezerVison is showing opencode.de — Sharing and developing code | openCode.de ![]() Reach Public Administration in Germany with your code!As a central platform for Public Administration, openCode connects thousands of administrative employees with developers. In this growing community, open-source-solutions for the digital administration of tomorrow are created together with a wide variety of administrative organizations. What makes openCode uniqueMaximum VisibilityDirect access to decision-makers in Public Administration Active CommunityInteraction with other administrative employees and developers Official FrameworkOperated by ZenDiS on behalf of the Federal Ministry of the Interior (BMI) Strategic RelevanceA cornerstone of Digital Sovereignty Your own project in 4 stepsRegister on openCodeCreate projects, share code and participate in the discussion forum. Read more Create your first projectInvite team, describe project and clarify approval. Read more Configure your projectManage projects and code. Build your communityPublish in the Software Index, participate in the badge program and create microsites on GitLab pages. CollaborateProvide your own codeCreate new administrative software projects and publish them in the central Software Index in order to promote standardization and interoperability in the administration. Go to GitLabContinuing development of existing softwareReuse software projects and develop them further together in order to obtain individual solutions more quickly and efficiently. Software IndexDiscover our range of knowledgeFind information about open source in administration and the legal and organizational framework in our knowledge area. Go to knowledgeThe way to the Software Index![]() The openCode GuideOn this page you will find step-by-step instructions on how to find your way around the openCode platform.
The openCode CommunityBecome part of a lively network for Digital Sovereignty. This is where administrative employees and developers exchange ideas, share code, projects and experiences.
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