About this talk
This talk, presented by Daniel Krippner from ETAS GmbH, explores the application and scalability of the Trustable Software Framework (TSF) in real-world open source projects. The session introduces TSF as a method for defining, structuring, and measuring software quality goals, utilizing a graph structure for high-level goals and verifiable sub-goals linked to evidence for automated scoring and quality tracking. The speaker demonstrates practical adoption through a template project that illustrates CI pipeline integration and automated reporting. This approach promotes reuse across projects by sharing goal libraries, enhancing consistency in quality assessment and enabling measurable quality validation in complex software environments.
