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Lovely creatures and a bunch of AI and solo initiatives in the winter ΠWEEK XXIII edition (Part 2)

More than ever, many members of Kaleidos went solo with their own projects on this ΠWEEK winter edition. Some kaleiders made improvements in personal projects and some others started from scratch. Investing a whole week on your own can be challenging as well as gratifying. Enjoy the reading just as we enjoyed discovering the following initiatives on the demo day.

Lovely creatures and a bunch of AI and solo initiatives in the winter ΠWEEK XXIII edition (Part 1)

PIWEEKs are an end in themselves. They seek to experiment, allow us to innovate and, along the way, come across new tools, face frustrations that are different from those of everyday life, and collaborate with colleagues who we don’t usually work with.

Penpot chose Clojure as its language and here’s why

This is probably the question we’ve been asked the most at Penpot. We have a vague explanation in our FAQ page, so with this article I’ll try to explain a bit the motivations and spirit behind each decision. The rationale is multi-faceted.

Fun activities at our workplace

At Kaleidos, we love organizing fun activities at work that are non-work related. That’s the space where we get to know each other, have a good time and unwind from the daily routine.

PIWEEK XXI (Part 2): A total of 21 weeks of innovation so far

About pixel-art and VR games, sites to keep your recipes online or to keep track of your mead brews, an online whiteboard or how to access your medical data.

PIWEEK XXI: A total of 21 weeks of innovation so far

How many times have you mentioned spending some quality time on a super cool project that could let you look into a new technology or explore new tools but you’ve never had time to do so?

Exquis: the perfect tool for warm ups and icebreakers

If you’re looking for a different way to open up your retrospectives, your meetings or workshops of any kind, Exquis could be the perfect tool for a fun warm up or ice breaking session. Exquis is an online tool to create collaborative surrealist images.

Why Open Source?

In recent years, companies have increased their trust in open source and the capacity of developer communities to create open, inclusive and high-quality technologies. This is a very positive transformation that we should take advantage of and support.

Taiga and Penpot lead our new chapter at Kaleidos

The best projects are the evergreen projects, the ones that keep you on your toes long after they’re launched and especially the ones that get developed by the best people.