5 open-source codes from Pearltrees
Pearltrees’ objective is to bring about the democratization of the Web by enabling users to become individually and collectively editors of their own Web [founding principles]. Such a democratization of the web made openness and transparency core values in every aspect of Pearltrees. Today this brings us to release 5 open-source parts of Pearltrees.
- Pearltrees’ pearler for firefox licensed under GPL
- Pearltrees’ pearler for Chrome and as a bookmarklet based on GWT
- An upgraded version of s3cmd to handle several million cloud-based files
- A colorize filter, to easily colorize an image
- A Workaround for a famous bug related to Flash 10 + Wmode + Non-qwerty Keyboards.
We also published several articles about our technology choices and our data policy. Read more at:
http://www.pearltrees.com/opensource/
Since day one, Pearltrees has been built on open values:
- We established open processes to make every decision in the company as open as possible.
- We built a product based on open-source software.
- We created a human organization of the web accessible to anyone. Trees are open by default and the service is free.
You benefit from this openness:
- You are the full owner of the data you have stored in Pearltrees.
- Your personal data such as your email or your IP address are not and will never be shared with third parties.
- You can export your Pearltrees account into a W3C-compliant RDF file.
- You can remove any or all of your data from Pearltrees.
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Filed under: Ecosystem, open source by admin on December 20th, 2011
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