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Fondée sur les principes de l’économie du savoir en 1999, Savoir-faire Linux a développé une expertise unique dans les technologies de l’information, l’ingénierie des logiciels libres et à code ouvert, le développement du noyau Linux et les objets connectés. Depuis, l’entreprise a accompagné de nombreuses sociétés à répondre à l’évolution constante de leurs systèmes d’information. En tant qu'entreprise de taille moyenne dotée d'équipes multidisciplinaires d'ingénieurs basées à Montréal, Québec, Lyon et Rennes, Savoir-faire Linux a offert un large panel de services, lors de ces 19 dernières années, à plus de 500 organismes, dont des institutions gouvernementales, des grandes agences internationales, des géants de l'industrie et des PME / PMI. Déployant les meilleurs outils libres et à code ouvert couplés à son expertise, Savoir-faire Linux vise à améliorer les systèmes informatiques de ses clients et à accélérer leurs processus d'innovation. Son ingénierie de qualité, ses performances fiables et son excellent service client lui a valu plusieurs reconnaissances dont ISO 9001, ISO 14001, Silver Member de la Linux Foundation, Platinum Partner de Liferay et Advanced Partner de Red Hat.


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Recently, our ‘AI Robotics Programming’ Team has delivered a proof-of-concept robot used to explore and map unknown industrial and residential spaces while identifying floor types. The robot (with the exception of its Roomba chassis) is fully built from open-source (OS) hardware and software components. The result is an elegant blend of genetic algorithms and neural […]

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Web Development Getting Started with Server-Side Rendering in Angular By Kévin Barralon This week we released a tutorial for developers using the Angular JavaScript framework to set them up with a pre-configured server-side rendering environment. This environment allows for the pre-rendering of an Angular site so that its contents can be made visible to robots […]

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Design What Is Design System? By Patrick Bracquart For several years now, the complexity of the websites and applications has pushed us towards rethinking the concept of design, as well as the methodologies we use in the design process. This rethink is pushed by an ever-expanding field of necessary skills and positions in design such […]

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PyCon 2017 (Part 2!) Talk: “Double Click: Continue Building Better CLIs” Summarized by Kévin Barralon This PyCon Canada talk was a presentation of Click, a Python package that allows you to create CLIs (Command-Line Interfaces) with only a few lines of code. Click is simple and easy to use, in that the configuration of commands […]

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Special Edition on PyConCa 2017 This week, we attended PyCon Canada which started on November 18 and lasted through 21. We are also proud and happy that we played a role in sponsoring this dynamic event. In this Special Edition of Press Review Inno, you find articles from our SFLers who actively participated in the […]

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Mobility   Generic Protocols and Type Erasure in Swift By Thibault Wittemberg With Swift, you can define protocols by associating one or more generic types. These types are defined using the “associatedtype” keyword. The name “Generic Type” is a bit misused here. We should actually talk about a placeholder for a reserved type. Indeed, we will see that […]

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Design Atomic Design By Patrick Bracquart Since the early days of the web, we talk about what goes into creating a Web “page”. This term shows how our vision of the web was informed since the 90s: it came from an architecture that was structured as a series of documents, like if they were printed […]

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Web Development Node.js releases LTS of version 8.x By Jacob Cook The release schedule for Node.js provides for updates in long-term support (LTS) most every October, and this year will be no exception. Node.js offers developers a happy Halloween gift this year in transitioning its current version branch (8.x) to a stable LTS version. This means that […]

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