New wave of projects to create digital commons

But also on tools lower in the stack, for instance to design FPGAs and ASICs in Python, on open hardware implementations of Universal Serial Bus (USB), an Ethernet Media Access Controller and PCI Express EndPoint, on universal libraries for I2C sensors and electrophoretic devices (aka "e-paper" or "e-ink") — as well as applying these to develop end-user devices such as an air-gapped open hardware encryption handheld. Others will meanwhile work on advancing secure and collaborative content authoring (in a way that is decoupled from the application, so users can switch to any other standards-compliant application and storage system), a modern non-linear video editor, audio programming language compilation for creative coding and an open-source parametric design tool that allows people to share design knowledge online and create their own custom furniture. You see that same number featured in the emails we send you (It should not happen, but if you did apply to another call and did not hear anything, do contact us) (you can click or tap on the project name to fold out additional information) Amaranth is a hardware definition language for synchronous digital logic embedded within Python. The outcome for this project will be to aggregate origin scans in AboutCode, design a policies and rules system to automate scan reviews and integrate these features in PurlDB, ScanCode.io, MatchCode and DejaCode as needed to efficiently review and curate scan results, and finally shared curated data as open digital commons using FederatedCode. This project will modularize key components to improve maintainability and encourage reuse across applications; rewrite the browser extension using modern standards to enhance usability and security; integrate real-time collaborative editing; add internationalization support to make dokieli accessible through language and locale awareness; and end-to-end encryption to enable secure, private collaboration across documents, annotations, and messages.