New DocuSign open-source catalog
DocuSign's ongoing commitment to the developer community involves many different initiatives and programs, and part of our team’s mission is to help our developers become more productive in building integrations that use the Agreement Cloud APIs. Today we’re announcing the DocuSign open-source catalog, a new resource to help developers find and use the variety of open-source projects that DocuSign created throughout the years. Launching this new catalog is another step in our journey to empower developers to not just use our APIs, but also be part of a thriving community of open-source enthusiasts who love to help each other build the next great thing.
While we are continuing to publish more open-source projects to assist developers integrating their apps with the DocuSign Agreement Cloud, the catalog we are launching now helps you find (and later contribute to) our projects on GitHub, where you can also engage directly with our developers and other developers in the community.
The open-source catalog lists a variety of SDKs, sample apps, code examples, and tools. Selecting a project tile will take you directly to the corresponding GitHub repo, where you can explore, clone, or download the code. Stay tuned for future announcements about how you can also contribute to the DocuSign open-source projects.
The new open source page is now live at https://opensource.docusign.com. Take a look and let us know what you think - we'd love to hear your feedback!
DocuSign is committed to having the best developer experience and we will continue to strive to improve it based on your feedback and needs.
Eduard Koller is the Lead Product Manager for the Developer Programs and Evangelism team, where he leads the product strategy for the DocuSign developer experience.