Orange uses and contributes to open source directly or indirectly with the support of the ecosystem. Below you will find examples of projects and communities to which Orange contributes. Name Logo Description UUV UUV is an ecosystem that simplifies End to End test writing and execution using BDD (Behaviour Driven Development) and a user-centric approach. […]
Orange has recently contributed to the Fastlane project (MIT license). This update allows to use an API_KEY to log into Artifactory when using the artifactory action in Fastlane. The feature is available in version 2.172.0. The contribution is published on Orange-OpenSource GitHub as well.
Orange presents WebShare – a Firefox add-on. With this plugin you could easily define communities, share web pages with them, or everybody, or just bookmark pages for yourself. You’ll be provided with a search engine to retrieve stored pages, and multiple filters to refine searches. At this point, the plugin is not yet pushed but […]
FOSSology (from FOSS: Free and open-source software) is an open source license compliance software system and toolkit. As a toolkit you can run license, copyright and export control scans from the command line. As a system, a database and web ui are provided to give you a compliance workflow. Both functionalities of FOSSology are effectively used […]
The seventh edition of Eclipse IoT Day Grenoble took place on February 14th, with an agenda focused on IoT (Internet of Things), Edge Computing and the Eclipse Foundation. Orange has strongly participated to the event by being part of the selection committee, sponsoring the conference and presenting two speeches: Heterogeneous Device Management with Eclipse OM2M […]
On June 12th and 13th, Orange Gardens hosted OW2’s annual conference under the theme “Open Source: toward Industry Maturity”. The event gathered nearly 300 participants and 60 speakers from 13 European countries, highlighting the importance open source and OW2 now have for industry. And present an opportunity for Orange to showcase its significant involvement in […]
Paris Open Source Summit, the annual meeting of European open source, was held on December 5th and 6th at the Pullman Docks in Paris for the 4th consecutive year in a row. This fantastic edition gathered around 5500 experts and amateurs around the theme: the place of open source and French actors in the digital […]
We continue to present the applications taking part in this year’s Prime Zone Cup (page in French). This internal challenge, organized since 2012, each year brings to the public new apps designed and created by employees and partners of the Orange Group. Today we want to introduce you to seven mobile apps related to culture […]
pn (PhoneNumber), developped by Camille Oudot from Orange Labs, is a command line tool that allows the Shell programmer to use Google’s libphonenumber features, such as: get information from a phone number (country, number type, location), format a given phone number to several normalized formats, extract possible or valid phone numbers from a text. libphonenumber […]
Orange Open ROBOT – or OoRoBoT – is a project targeted towards young children (nursery school level), inspired by the idea of BeeBot. It’s a very simple robot that everyone is able to built on their own. The project had three constraints to meet: be entirely opensourced: GitHub page with the source code, list of […]