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“Greenify” your preferred open source tool

Choose an open source tool that you love—or that you think could use some love in the sustainability department—and explore how it can be made greener.

Your mission is to analyze, optimize, and advocate for energy-efficient open source software. Pick an open source tool or library where you think your contribution can make a real difference and see if you can do one or more of the following:

  • Perform energy measurements using e.g. green-metrics-tool, greenframe or some other form of measurement
  • Find areas to improve in regards of efficiency
  • Improve the documentation on how to use this tool in a greener way
  • work on integrating the Open Energy Badge into the project to raise awareness and showcase your results.: https://www.green-coding.io/de/products/open-energy-badge/
  • measure the energy consumption of the CI/CD pipeline

If you don't know where to start, chose one ore more of these challenge variants:

Community Guidelines

🌿 It's a garden

  • When asking for something, find ways to give back to the community
  • Give context when you share something
  • Avoid information overload (don't spam)

❤️ We are people behind our avatars

  • Actively listen to others
  • Respond with care
  • Take responsibility when you make a mistake
  • Take breaks when you need them
  • Report it when something doesn't look right
  • Don't publicly share personal information; please observe the Chatham House Rule.

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