Install your own (eco-designed) Sweet Home 3D Online server
In this post, I will explain the requirements to be able to install your own Sweet Home 3D Online server. […]
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GreenIT
Software development tend to be obsolete fast because of API and languages deprecations. How can we fight against this? How can we modernize software?
Intervention de Cinchéo à “Tech4Climate?” – L’éco-conception logicielle : quelques constats et conseils pour démarrer
Le 9 juin 2022, j’étais invité à intervenir dans l’atelier “Les acteurs du numérique au service de la transition” de
Inside DLite: low-code components, model-driven tools, local-first and eco-design explained
DLite is an Open Source Low-Code platform that is designed to help building web front-ends. It is based on Web
Food for thought about Software Eco-Design
Things are not simple when it comes to Software Eco-Design. Eco-Design is about maximizing a software Efficiency function of Usage,
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When Low Code meets Local-First Software
In this post, I explain the dLite low-code platform approach to build frontend applications. dLite relies on a new paradigm
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MC2: a tool to remotely monitor computer resources
For more than a year now, EASYTEAM and Cinchéo have been working on a project that aims at creating new
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Back to the Future: let’s stop buying new Laptops and Smartphones ;)
When I was a teenager, I used to go to the center of Paris to buy specific parts to build
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About Incremental Design and Development in Software Engineering
This is the story of Stanley, a former Uber software engineer, who takes us to the re-engineering journey rewriting the
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AI vs. Maths
Quite recently, I had the chance to discuss with Philippe de Reffye, a French researcher who spent his life studying