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Systems ServicesOur goal since 2004 has been to advance the use of open source software and related technology. We have maintained this focus by successfully undertaking a variety of professional endeavors throughout the years including, but not limited to the following: Alex Clark is the creator and project lead for Pillow; we are the organizers and leaders of DC Python, a 501(c)(3) organization; we were the lead organizers and hosts of Plone Conference 2008; we consistently provide successful open source software development, consulting, training, hosting and support for numerous organizations in the U.S. and all over the world, from Amtrak to USAID. We will continue to reinforce and expand our commitment, outreach, and involvement with both open source technology and the community that depends on it.
In 2010, Alex Clark created Pillow
, a software development fork of the venerable Python Imaging Library.
As of early 2017, Pillow has been downloaded over 15 million times,
can be found in many major Linux distributions such as Ubuntu and Fedora Core, and is used by Fortune-100-serving companies like Atlassian.
As of 2019, professional Pillow support is available from Tidelift.
1 >>> from PIL import Image 2 >>> im = Image.open("hopper.ppm") 3 5 >>> print(im.format, im.size, im.mode) 6 PPM (512, 512) RGB
The text covers Plone basics from a site administrator's perspective including (but not limited to) instructions on how to:
—David Baden, Chief Technical Officer, Radio Free Asia
In 2008, we created ZPUGDC, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization known as the DC Python User's Group. We created this organization in an effort to expa nd our outreach and give back to the users and supporters of open source technology. DC Python is focused primarily on serving members of the local Washington, D.C., M aryland, and Virginia Python community, but we also support a larger area and scope of open-source technology efforts, worldwide. One of our most significant global co ntributions was the organization and hosting of the international Plone Conference 2008.
We continue to maintain our leadership responsibilities in the DC Python organization. We provide management and facilitate regular meetings, sprints, and m any other Python-related events and activities for the local Python community. We assume all responsibilities for the organization ensuring a continued commitment to i ts mission.
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