A primer for using Open Source Software tools in the context of distributed Open Source Hardware development. The rendered version can be found here: https://software.development.fabcity.hamburg/oss-for-osh-primer/

Public high level description - Issue Management for Product Development of FabCityOS

Find the rendered documentation here: https://hardware.development.fabcity.hamburg/open-lab-starter-kit

See https://software.development.fabcity.hamburg/interfacer-glossary for the (human) readable website version.

fabchain.net

This project contains the OpenLab Starter Kit Desktop 3D printer designed in FreeCAD with Assembly4.

React-based UI components available as a npm package to be reused by multiple projects. Component Gallery: https://dev.fabcity.hamburg/fabcity-interfacer-ui/main/

The rendered version is here: https://software.development.fabcity.hamburg/osh-license-discussion

This project discusses differences between the three CERN Open Source Hardware Licenses.

The website for the Interfacer project built with the Astro static site generator, React and Tailwind CSS.

Association statute, membership form, fabcity manifesto etc.

Resourcen zur Durchführung eines MaslowCNC Build Workshops

This repository outlines a minimal template structure for an OSH repository, as an example and guidance for future OSH projects

This is the documentation of the Sheetpress.

Templates, CI and Design files of the Open Toolchain Foundation

A web application to vote and rank ideas, e.g. for innovation challenges. Dev Deployment: https://dev.hosting170690.ae864.netcup.net/

React and Leaflet based frontend application for the Fab City map application.

This template provides a standardized folderstructure. If you fork and build your project on top of it you will:

help FCOS to do evaluation on you repository support FCOS to do user Research on your repository work towards many values that brought up this standard, such as: streamlining, access in areas of little internet connection, linter/parser compatability

This template provides a standardized folderstructure. If you fork and build your project on top of it you will:

help FCOS to do evaluation on you repository support FCOS to do user Research on your repository work towards many values that brought up this standard, such as: streamlining, access in areas of little internet connection, linter/parser compatability

PHP backend based on Laravel Lumen and GraphQL for the Fab City map application.