Throughout our projects, we almost invariably build using free software components: languages, frameworks, OS, runtime environments, development tools, databases... These tools match our values, by the freedom they give to their users and therefore to our customers.
As a result, we have become comfortable with contributing to the development of these FOSS components in our projects and also making our reusable developments available under open source licenses. During these contributions, we have been involved in technical tasks and have assumed a more active role in the leadership of the involved communities. This gives us a good view on the human and technical dynamics of these products.
We are able to contribute to free software components while respecting their communities. We can also determine the health of an open source component both technically and in terms of the sustainability of the team supporting it. Finally, we release the code of components or suggest suitable community structures for projects.
JQM is a distributed job queue, easily integrated to any solution. It is developed in Java and published under the Apache 2 license.
enioka Haute Couture created the project for the needs
of one of its customer, and today we maintain it under a
Free Software license.
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enioka Scan is a Java library allowing you to easily integrate a barcode scanner into your Android application. It is compatible with a large number of devices on the market. It is also possible to scan using the camera of the device.
enioka Haute Couture started this project because of
recurring customer needs. We also wanted to avoid vendor
lock-in for this type of functionality and reduce
integration costs for barcode scanning.
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ComDaAn allows to analyze git repositories in order to
study their developer community's behavior. A more
detailed presentation is available on
our
blog.
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Our internal ERP: tracking of business opportunities,
time tracking, invoicing, reporting…
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Our hiring process tracking tool.
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A Kong plugin to handle OAuth2 authentication with other
services.
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We have contributed to multipled KDE projects, mainly around the Plasma environment. Some of these contributions were driven by Valve's needs for the SteamDeck production.
As a result of these contributions, the community trusts us enough to list us on on its trusted companies directory.
We conducted a study of the Wayland use in major desktop environments (KDE Plasma and GNOME Shell) on behalf of a client. The objective was to evaluate the possibility of porting features from their tools to these platforms. Since it was an expertise engagement, our advices were also accompanied by prototypes.
We have been involved in the development of the desktop client. We mainly focused on bug fixes for our internal use of the tool.
On behalf of a client, we added some features to this Django plugin allowing to manage application settings.