Latest revision as of 20:29, 20 July 2017

The Project

According to the CiviCRM site: "CiviCRM is an open source CRM built by a community of contributors and supporters"

Evaluation Factor	Level (0-2)	Evaluation Data
Licensing	2	Different parts of CiviCRM are under different Open-Source Licenses, incuding MIT and AGPL 3.0.
Language	N/A	CiviCRM can be found here, and includes PHP, Shell, JavaScript, Python, Perl, etc. and the core is Primarily PHP(78%) and Smarty(19.3%)
Level of Activity	2	CiviCRM has had commits every week in the last year [1]
Number of Contributors	2	CiviCRM has at least 10 people associated with the main project, and many, many more who have contributed
Product Size	1	CiviCRM has thousands of lines of code. The CiviCRM core is 145.49 MB large.
Issue Tracker	2	The CiviCRM issue tracker can be found here large issues may also be handled by a specified dev team. There are some 1,600 open issues and 19,000 closed.
New Contributor	2	CiviCRM has new involvement instructions here, an overview for new developers here, and a dev guide here.
Community Norms	2	CiviCRM has a page on values and vision here
User Base	2	CiviCRM has an active and large user base, claiming partnership with over 10,000 Non-profit organizations[2]. Q&A is here (questions being asked and answered within the last few hours) and
Total Score (out of 16)	15	CiviCRM is a well-supported and documented project with a professional development team, and financial incentives for active and helpful developers.

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 |CiviCRM has an active and large user base, claiming partnership with over 10,000 Non-profit organizations[https://civicrm.org/].  Q&A is [https://civicrm.stackexchange.com/ here] (questions being asked and answered within the last few hours) and
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 |CiviCRM is a well-supported and documented project with a professional development team, and financial incentives for active and helpful developers.
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