Open-Source Software

I have released my first open-source software (Stut-One) in the late 1980ies! That’s about 35 years ago! I know, I can’t believe it either. Several versions were released on the diskette accompanying ST Magazine in France at that time.

Here are the main open source software projects I have been involved in:

Obsigo

Obsigo is a converter/bridge from Obsidian to Hugo for Static Website Generation, including foreverlinks redirects.

b2evolution

b2evolution is a blog/content & community management system. There is also an unofficial blog for it ;)

Stut-One

Stut-One is server software for the French Minitel. This actually pre-dates the Internet as we know it. It was a time where being online meant black and white text displays and paying quite high fees by the minute!

GitHub contributions

Here is my GitHub profile.

Besides my own projects, I contributed to the following projects:

greasewealze : support for Thomson formats
ESP32-POE : examples for beginners
CCXT : fixes for retrieving historical price data
I also contributed bug reports and documentations improvements on various projects…

Retro

Stut One

In the 1980's and 90's, in a time when the Internet was still confined to research labs and universities, France had a public & commercial data network of its own. The network itself was called TRANSPAC (operated by France Telecom). Individuals could connect from their homes using a device called the Minitel....

Obsigo#

b2evolution#

Stut-One#

GitHub contributions#

Obsigo

b2evolution

Stut-One

GitHub contributions