Change(b)log

  • Following sustainable software engineering practices

    After watching Carina’s talk on how to make your software project more reusable by others during Hacking in Hell, we updated our README.md to include the „about“, „purpose“, „installation instructions“, „usage“, „contributing“ and „licence“ sections directly in the readme. This is not only in line with our commitment to fostering an open source community, but also to ensuring that our practices contribute positively to a more sustainable technology ecosystem by making reuse as easy and standardised as possible.

    Btw, not only do we embrace sustainability of our software by enabling reuse, we also have an eye on responsible coding practices that are environmentally conscious, privacy friendly and efficient. You can read more about our efforts on our about page.

  • We’ve moved to Fosstodon.org!

    Our // foss.events Fediverse account has a new home! [We have moved from mastodon.social to fosstodon.org (https://fosstodon.org/@foss_events/109462370345767931). This move aligns us more closely with the vibrant FOSS community on fosstodon.org, especially with several event organisers active on Fosstodon. It will make us part of this vibrant hub and allow us to create a common timeline with the FOSS community, facilitating better engagement and collaboration.

    Follow our new Fosstodon account address to get the latest news from // foss.events

  • We have a blog

    the dawn of a new era: we have a blog (see previous post)