I built a simple chrome extension to know how long gitlab issues have been sitting in the same lane.
Gitlab Time in Lane : a chrome extension
julien lengrand-lambert
A collection of 82 posts
Upgrading from Jekyll to Ghost
I have already explained in my last post the reasons for moving away from Jekyll running Github Pages.This post describes the steps I took to move everything over to Ghost, focusing on the content and not the networking / domain…
Goodbye Github pages, welcome Ghost!
The last days, I finally set myself to something that was long overdue!After years using Jekyll hosted on Github Pages, I decided to move away from it and am now using Ghost on a Digital Ocean droplet. I originally…
Open Offices are evil, Long live Open Offices!
Open Office plans are supposed to help collaboration. But really, they're a disaster and most people hate them.
Installing gdal for Python 3.6
Heyo, At Skyai, we are working a lot with Geographic Information Systems. Just like the large majority of the market, we use GDAL and its Python bindings for that. Even though we are ESRI partners, we still love our QGis…
Creating a wall dashboard with an old laptop screen
Heyo, The past year, I've had a growing need for a dashboard to check what's coming. Lots of things to take care of for the baby, my girlfriend leaving couple days a month on average, keeping all family visits in…
Automating the activation / deactivation of Spotify's proxy settings
I'm a BIG fan of Spotify. I use it every day, hours on end. I like the fat client though, I find the web version way too buggy and unstable. At ING, we use a HTTP proxy and I have…
Playing around with Google Maps and Puppeteer to track parking lots
Over the last weeks, I have been reading quite a bit about Geomarketing and have been searching for fun experiements to do. One of my ideas was to check how many of the largest Carrefours in France has open parking…
My experience at the 2017 Polymer Summit
Last week, I attended my first conference ever : The 2017 Polymer Summit in Copenhagen. I am used to go to Meetups (and organize them myself) but it was my first time taking part in something at a bigger scale. Since…
Starting a new adventure
After 5 years spent working at Spacemetric, I finally decided to move on. The last years have been great and it's insane how much I grew. But I also think it's important to move when you start feeling too comfortable…