Introducing Domenico Tenace Open Labs: A New Home For Open Source...
Today I'm excited to share something I've been working on that's pretty close to my heart: Domenico Tenace Open Labs, my new GitHub organization dedicated to open source projects.
If you're wondering why I decided to create this, well, it's simple: I wanted a centralized space where all my open source work could live, breathe, and grow with the help of the community. No more scattered repos, no more confusion about where to find what. Just a clean, organized digital lab where developers can explore, use, contribute, and learn together.
You might be asking yourself: "Why not just keep everything in your personal GitHub account?"
Fair question! Here's the thing: as my projects started to grow, I realized they needed a proper home. An organization gives us:
Plus, let's be honest, it looks pretty cool to have an official "lab" where ideas come to life 🧪
Domenico Tenace Open Labs isn't just one thing, it's a collection of different project types, each serving a specific purpose. Here's what you'll find:
Open by default: every project is open source because I believe in transparency and collaborative development.
Community-driven: your ideas, feedback, and contributions shape these projects. Found a bug? Open an issue. Have a feature idea? Let's discuss it. Want to contribute? Fork it and submit a PR!
Learning-focused: whether you're a beginner looking to contribute to your first open source project or an experienced dev wanting to share knowledge, there's a place for you here.
Quality over quantity: I'd rather maintain a handful of useful, well-documented projects than dozens of abandoned repos.
Source: Dev.to
