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Establish some personas #1127
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If you relate to, disagree with or have specific use case(s) that are well/poorly catered for please feel free to comment below. If you'd like to give us some props then there's also #224 ;) |
from @bengourley
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I'm a Searcher. I use it to find repos that I wouldn't normally know about as they aren't available through Bower or the WordPress.org plugin repo. |
I'm a Searcher but am also occasionally working on products so am also a Producer. |
I fall into the Producer, Extender and the Overlord buckets. I'm already a user of dependencyci.com. :) |
I'd say I am a maintainer with some searcher and producer thrown in for flavour |
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thanks everyone for you input. Though I think I should have asked the open rather than closed question from the off. This decision may haunt me for years to come 😬 |
Fixed by librariesio/documentation#44 |
Libraries.io does a lot of things for a lot of people. As such it would be good to establish and agree who those personas are. From there we can establish some use cases.
Having written much of the strategy the current straw man looks like this:
Google
is hungry for your linked datas so she can serve you up search traffic
Searcher
is a developer with a problem, she is looking for something to help solve it.
Producer
has a product or products that incorporates some FOSS dependencies. She needs to ensure the product(s) are well maintained, free of vulnerabilities and licence compatible.
Maintainer
is a developer with a successful FOSS project. She's looking to understand more about those who use her project, attract more contributors and manage their contributions well.
Extender
has her own ideas. She wants access to the raw data so that she can mash up her own service and offer it to the world.
Overlord
has a vast empire of people, products and projects. Some of which she publishes as open source, some are proprietary. She wants to ensure that her policies regarding the use of dependencies are adhered to and that her team are as efficient as possible.
It's very likely that some of these personas are also users of dependencyci.com.
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