Today we have pushed the first beta of our metrics providers for full OS Intel RAPL readings.

You can see the full details of our demo runs with the static version of the Green Website Foundation Page in our Green Metrics Tool Measurements Overview

How many times do we use Youtube only to listen to songs, or to watch videos without the necessity of going for that fancy 4k/HD resolution? Also: do we really want to automatically watch other (algorithmically-chosen) videos after the current video is finished? In other words, how can we have a carbon-friendly approach while still getting the content we wanted?

As some of you following our Green Coding github have maybe noticed is that we have changed the license of some of our repositories.

The tools and the demo code where prior licensed under MIT, which is a software license that we have come to love through popular libraries like Ruby on Rails, Bootstrap, Joplin and many more …

What exactly is green coding?

Green Coding means the practice of software development with a strong focus on resource efficiency in terms of energy use. It is also known as green software engineering or green software development.

Today we have big news which shine a light on what we have planned for the coming months.

Green Coding Solutions is becoming a legal entity in form of a non-profit [Green Coding Solutions gGmbH].

We are happy to announce the first prototype of our tool for measuring resource usage.

The tool is fully open sourced under MIT license and can be used and copied by anyone for any purpose.

Now just after announcing our public repo on with our website as HUGO source in it , we are now also publishing our resources repo.

When we started to get an overview in the field of Green Coding and Green Software Engineering we found a landscape of many solo coders / bloggers.

First update comes right with this first blog-entry and is regarding our Github Repository.

At https://github.com/green-coding-solutions you can find our code repositories with all the source code that we generate in our meetups and in internal projects.