Project Jupyter Governance
The purpose of this repository is to formalize the governance process that the IPython/Jupyter project has used informally since its inception in 2001. This document clarifies how decisions are made and how the various elements of our community interact, including the relationship between open source collaborative development and work that may be funded by for-profit or non-profit entities.
The governance documents are best-viewed at https://jupyter.org/governance
Note: Currently (as of late 2022), Jupyter's governance is undergoing a transition to a new model described in the "Future Governance" section. A high-level overview can be found here.
Table of Contents
- Overview of new (2022) Governance Model
- Main Governance Document
- Current Steering Council and Institutional Partners
- New Subproject Incubation Process
- Process for Authoring Jupyter Related Academic Papers
License of Governance Documents
See the governance introduction for license information.
Jupyter organizations
The following organizations on GitHub contain Project Jupyter repos:
- jupyter
- ipython
- jupyterhub
- jupyterlab
- jupyter-widgets
- jupyter-server
- jupyter-xeus See JEP 44
- voila-dashboards See JEP 42
- binder-examples
- jupyter-resources
Infrastructure for this repository
The content in this repository is hosted online with github-pages, and the HTML
files are built with jupyter-book. To build and preview
these documents locally, install the latest version of Jupyter Book with:
pip install -U jupyter-book
and build the book with:
cd path/to/this/repo
jupyter-book build .
The resulting website will be in _build/html, which you can explore by opening
any of the .html files that are created.