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Green Code Initiative est un collectif open-source engagé pour un numérique responsable. Nous développons Creedengo, un outil de mesure de l'empreinte écologique des applications.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#0070AD
Allports
0, 112, 173
201, 100, 34
100, 35, 0, 32
#1B833C
Forest Green
27, 131, 60
139, 66, 31
79, 0, 54, 49
#ECB22E
Fuel Yellow
236, 178, 46
42, 83, 55
0, 25, 81, 7
Green Code Initiative is an open-source collective committed to making digital services more sustainable and reducing the environmental and social impact of software. It brings together a range of partners, including Aubay, Bouygues Telecom Business Solution, Capgemini, Crédit Agricole, Davidson, inside|app, Sonar, Thales, TOSIT, and UPPA. The collective develops projects and tools that help teams understand and improve the ecological footprint of their applications.
Its featured solution, Creedengo, measures the environmental impact of applications, while ecoCode provides a collection of SonarQube plugins for analyzing source code. Based on the collective’s software eco-design rules, ecoCode identifies issues in a codebase and helps developers address practices that may increase the impact of their programs. Through its open-source projects, shared expertise, and partner network, Green Code Initiative supports organizations seeking to build more responsible digital solutions and make software development more sustainable
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2020
Company size
11-50 employees
How do I download the Green Code Initiative logo?
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What are Green Code Initiative's brand colors?
The Green Code Initiative color palette uses the hex codes #0070AD, #1B833C and #ECB22E.
The Green Code Initiative name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Green Code Initiative and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Green Code Initiative. Their use is subject to Green Code Initiative's brand guidelines.
