Experimental Source Code

(adapted from go/source-code-guidelines#definitions

Experimental source code is source code (and all its dependencies, including binary dependencies) that is not currently used to build X applications, systems, or services, and will never conceivably be used by them in the future. This includes:

• Code used for educational or training purposes.
• Demo or prototype code that will never become part of an X application, system, or service.
• Proof of concept code that will never become part of an X application, system, or service.
• Code run only once by the code author themselves, that is not re-used or used by another person.

Getting Started

Since you created this repository using the experimental template, these have been set up for you as a starting point:

• this README.md
• SECURITY.md to keep go/allstar happy

Code scanning will occur automatically once code in a supported language is added to the repository.

Since we are relying on a third-party to keep your code safe, it's recommended that you mirror this repository to go/gob so you have a backup in case of a GitHub disaster or security incident. See instructions for doing so here.

If you want to collaborate with other Xers on your experiments, consider setting up a CODEOWNERS file.

Happy experimenting!