Per wikipedia definition "Application software is any tool that functions and is operated by means of a computer, with the purpose of supporting or improving the software user's work." Kenfuse classifies application projects much the same way. This is the de facto home for most projects unless they fit into any of the other categories below
Almost all deployments are typical. They include simple configuration changes, to minor code modifications (assuming they are open source), look’n’feel changes, customizations, integration with other applications and much more. Quite often the core projects don’t have room to absorb such customizations and yet they may be useful for few others. Here is a place to share them.
Some open source projects have good tests, some don’t. While the reasons could be many, good test coverage usually improves quality and drives repeatability. Testing scope can cover multiple deployment platforms (say multiple Linux distributions / versions) or targets as well as supplementing test automation for the core projects.
Good documentation most often is one of the key reasons behind success of a project. Quality documentation drives adoption. It takes a deep understanding of an application or project to author comprehensive documentation.
Coding assignments, academic projects, course work related development etc. Learn more by sharing. Get your work online and let others learn from the same and get valuable feedback.