Our yearly belgian tour, and a new occasion to meet people from OSRD and Sciences-Po médialab. Paul still helps managing the Open Research room, and we have one presentation. We also meet Arthur Desaintjan, the design intern who led the Gephi Lite v1 redesign.
Brussels, Belgium
Alexis Jacomy and Arthur Desaintjan
Brussels, Belgium
The first public meeting of the OpenRail Association community, which includes the OSRD project.
Paris, France
Mathieu Jacomy, Tommaso Elli, Andrea Benedetti, Guillaume Plique, Benjamin Ooghe-Tabanou, Paul Girard, and Alexis Jacomy
Belval, Luxembourg
We welcome the Gephi community at UmaniT's offices. We take the opportunity to redevelop the Gephi website, while Benoît works with Matthieu Totet on Gephipy, a Python wrapper around the Gephi Toolkit.
Nantes, France
Paul Girard, Alexis Jacomy, Benoit Simard, and Mathieu Jacomy
Lisbon, Portugal
Mathieu Jacomy, Matilde Ficozzi, Anders K. Munk, Dario Rodighiero, Johan I. Søltoft, Sarah Feldes, Ainoa Pubill Unzeta, Barbara N. Carreras, and Paul Girard
Lisbon, Portugal
Paul Girard, Charlotte Ribeyrol, Arnaud Dubois, Julie Blanc, and Zoé L'EVEQUE
Lisbon, Portugal
The annual international Digital Humanities conference was held this year in Lisbon, Portugal. It was an opportunity to present our recent achievements in this field and, above all, to engage with this vibrant community.
Lisbon, Portugal
Paul Girard
Lisbon, Portugal
Opening of the Grounding AI exhibition at the Danmarks Teknisk Museum.
Helsingør, Danmark
Our yearly belgian tour, and a new occasion to meet people from OSRD and Sciences-Po médialab. Paul helps managing the Open Research room, and we have one presentation. We also meet for the first time Arthur from G.V(), who sponsored sigma.js' v3.
Brussels, Belgium
Alexis Jacomy
Brussels, Belgium
We meet with Mathieu Jacomy, Guillaume Plique, Benjamin Ooghe-Tabanou, Andrea Benedetti and Tommaso Elli to work together on methods to evaluate uncertainty in networks community detection algorithms.
Paris, France
Jean Couteau and Paul Girard
Paris, France
Official launch of the Regâ‹…Arts application
Palais des Beaux-Arts, Paris
We meet with the Gephi developers. We integrate the connected-closeness metric in Gephi Lite. We plan altogether the Gephi website update, and we debug Gephi Lite.
Copenhagen, Denmark
A guide to unit testing and benchmarking TypeScript libraries targeting the browser from the command line
Alexis Jacomy
This version, as part of our maintenance contract, adds the management of collections and updates the code dependencies.
After a year and a half of development, we are finally releasing the 3.0 version.
OuestWare
A new version from our Talk Driven Development iteration
OuestWare
It's mostly about maintenance, but it also allows displaying images in nodes.
A new version with server-side rendering, which improves, among other things, search engine optimization.
Our yearly belgian tour, and a new occasion to meet people from OSRD and Sciences-Po médialab. Paul helps managing the Open Research room, and we have two presentations.
Brussels, Belgium
Paul Girard, Alexis Jacomy, and Benoit Simard
Brussels, Belgium
Alexis Jacomy
Brussels, Belgium
Join us at the Free and Open source Software Developers' European Meeting aka FOSDEM
OuestWare
An internal SNCF event introduces the various OSRD business tools to the first users.
Paris, France
This version mainly introduces graph search and the caption module. More details in this Twitter thread.
OuestWare and Public Data Lab
Regâ‹…Arts seminar on data visualisations.
INHA, Paris
The first working prototype of Gephi Lite. The release was rather confidential.
Our yearly belgian tour, and a new occasion to meet people from OSRD and Sciences-Po médialab. Paul helps managing the Open Research room, but we don't present anything that year.
Brussels, Belgium
Paul Girard
Brussels, Belgium
This entirely revamped beta version of GraphCommons took more than a year to develop.
We meet with the Gephi community. Benoit helps update the Neo4J connector, Alexis helps to develop a plugin for Retina export, and Paul helps to advance the specifications of the GEXF format. Also, we are starting to envision Gephi Lite.
Paris, France
David F. Johnson, Paul Girard, and Benoit Simard
Digital Humanities 2022, Tokyo, Japan
The first sigma.js version based on Graphology.
OuestWare and Sciences-Po médialab
Diego Antolinos-Basso, Audrey Baneyx, HĂ©loĂŻse Thero, Benjamin Ooghe, and Paul Girard
Humanités numériques, Enseigner et apprendre les humanités numériques
LoĂŻc Charles, Guillaume Daudin, Paul Girard, and Guillaume Plique
Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History
An online edition of FOSDEM due to the COVID19 epidemic. Paul co-organizes and hosts the Open Research Tools and Technologies room.
online
The "official" library to use sigma.js within React based applications.
Benoit Simard
An open-source tool to share network visualizations online, sponsored by the Centre Internet et Société.
With the people from the Sciences-Po médialab, we are meeting for a few days in Nantes to finalize version 2.0 of sigma.js. We are also taking the opportunity to completely redo the website and the code examples.
Nantes, France
BĂ©atrice Dedinger and Paul Girard
Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History
An online edition of FOSDEM due to the COVID19 epidemic. Paul co-organizes and hosts the Open Research Tools and Technologies room.
online
This tool, with a well-defined scope, is published after an initial sprint with the client, followed by a few rapid iterations.
Why and how to visualize 19th and early 20th centuries international trade statistics?
Paul Girard
In this article I will show you the power of the GRAND stack, for creating a web application on top of Neo4j where everything is typed, just by using your data schema.
Benoît Simard
Paul Girard, Guillaume Daudin, LoĂŻc Charles, and Guillaume Plique
Humanistica 2020, Bordeaux, France
Paul Girard and BĂ©atrice Dedinger
Humanistica 2020, Bordeaux, France
Our yearly belgian tour, and a new occasion to meet people from Sciences-Po médialab. Paul co-organizes the Open Research Tools and Technologies room.
Brussels, Belgium
Open source is one of OuestWare fundamental values. Our technical ecosystem had to be based on libre and open source tools. In this post, I present our choices regarding the daily tools our team needs.
Benoît Simard
Alexis Jacomy
DevFest Nantes 2019, Nantes, France