Welcome to our central Power Engineering Group (PEG) hub, source of open-source projects, and technical documentation
If you are new to our workflow or need a refresher on GitHub best practices, please review these official guides:
- In this page, you'll find exercises to help you get familiar with:
- Branches
- Commits
- Pull requests
- Merge Pull requests
To see who is currently on the team and what specific projects they are leading:
- Read the Developers Index README
Contains the names of our engineers and the specific projects they are currently working on.
To explore our active projects and find the right points of contact for collaboration:
- Read the Projects Index README Contains a breakdown of all active projects alongside the names of the people contributing to them.
To keep our organization clean and searchable, all new repositories must follow the snake case naming convention. For example:
[developer's name]-[funding organization]-[project name]-[starting year]
Here is an example:
- developer's name:
john - funding organization:
neea,pge,doe - project name:
flex-load-calculator,wh-conformance-testing,egot-derms - starting year:
26 - Example:
john-neea-egot-derms-26.
Do not start a repository from scratch. When spinning up a new project:
- Click the New repository button in the organization.
- Under the Repository template dropdown, select our official README organization template.
- This ensures your project instantly inherits the standard layout, a predefined README template.
