Pythonista for nearly 10 years, I’m an OpenSource Software Engineer at CourtBouillon 🍲.
We develop and maintain WeasyPrint and bring our expertise in automatic document generation to clients worldwide.
Still in the Python world, I organize meetups in Lyon (France), I have been part of the PyConFR organizing committee since 2015 and I was chair of AFPy (French-speaking Python Association) 🐍
Among that, I’m also a GDPR Consultant at Stella ✨
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What happened during August 🤔? Let’s see!
It’s summer time! And it doesn’t rhyme with holidays 🍹
Fortunately, we didn’t melt (yet) 🥵
What happened during May? Let’s see!
A way calmer month than the previous one.
Welcome to this new article format! Let’s have a look at what we did during this month of January.
"Releases and improvements" should be the name of this month!
Welcome to this new article format! Let’s have a look at what we did during this month of January.
Do you know what day it is today? It’s October 12, which means that it’s CourtBouillon’s five-year anniversary 🎂! So it’s time to rewind and see what happened during this year.
At the beginning of this year, WeasyPrint has been selected by NLnet to receive a NGI Zero grant. What is NLnet? What is a NGI Zero grant? How is this helping WeasyPrint?
WeasyPrint v63 is finally here and comes with several new features and a lot of bug fixes 🎃!
Do you know what day it is today? It’s October 12, which means that it’s CourtBouillon’s four-year anniversary 🎂! So it’s time to rewind and see what happened during this year.
WeasyPrint v62 is here and comes with a most-wanted feature… 👀
For CourtBouillon’s three-year anniversary, we conducted a short survey to find out what matters to you, our users. Let’s discover the results! ✨
When creating paged documents automatically, one of the most common remarks is: "This page break is really ugly, a human would never have done this!" That’s true: humans are still better than computers to define page breaks. But nothing prevents humans from teaching computers how to choose better page breaks!
Do you know what day it is today? It’s October 12, which means that it’s CourtBouillon’s three-year anniversary 🎂! So it’s time to rewind and see what happened during this year.
Version 59 of WeasyPrint has been released. It comes with new features to reduce the size of generated PDFs and to compress PDFs 🎉.
Everyday we work with web technologies, but our work is a bit different from a lot of people: we don’t create websites. Our HTML and CSS aren’t displayed on web browsers, but transformed into PDF files.
When a box is split between multiple pages, do you want do display its top and bottom borders? Sometimes you do… but sometimes you don’t.
WeasyPrint v58 is the next major version of WeasyPrint. We released a beta, you can give it a try and help us to have a nice stable major release! In this new version, WeasyPrint now supports PDF forms.
What would be an old book, a research paper, a 100-page report, a very important contract without footnotes at the bottom of the pages?
Having the current chapter name and number displayed in each page margin is useful in many situations: quickly turning the pages and checking the current chapter, printing a page and knowing in which part of the book it is, remembering the general topic of a long paragraph when reading a complex essay…
You probably already noticed that books are made of pages. And you probably already noticed that there are two kinds of pages: rectos and versos. But, did you notice that it causes the layout of these pages to be slightly different?
If you ever tried to create a beautiful table of contents, you may have tried to include leaders. Leaders? Yes, these small dots you put between a chapter’s title and its page number.
Do you know what day it is today? It’s October 12, which means that it’s CourtBouillon’s two-year anniversary 🎂! So it’s time to rewind and see what happened during this year.
Splitting content into multiple columns is a common way to display text in books, newspapers and flyers. Guess what: CSS can do this for you!
WeasyPrint v57 is the next major version of WeasyPrint. We released a beta, you can give it a try and help us to have a nice stable major release! Let’s see what we got in this version 🤓!
Using the same content on a website and on a printed document is a very common requirement. Even when the two versions share most of the style, it’s often useful to define some specific details for one of the supports using media types.
Ever wanted to use a landscape orientation for your tables, because they’re too large and overflow the page? It’s possible with CSS named pages!
WeasyPrint v56 is the next major version of WeasyPrint. We released a beta, you can give it a try and help us to have a nice stable major release! This version brings two new features and improves another one. Let’s see what we got!
After some times of doubts and questioning about the future of CairoSVG, we made a survey to know what the current users would like and expect. This article presents the results of this survey and what is coming for CairoSVG.
WeasyPrint v55 is the next major version of WeasyPrint. We released a beta, you can give it a try and help us to have a nice stable major release! For this version, the main focus was performance improvement. Let’s see what we got in this version!
A new feature, footnote, has been added into WeasyPrint 🎉. This feature is available in the latest version of WeasyPrint: v54.
v54 is the next main version of WeasyPrint. A beta has been released so you can try it and help us to have a nice stable release! This version has new features like footnotes support, parallel flows and colored emojis. Let’s present these features!
Le principe d’opt-in et d’opt-out se retrouve dans divers domaines, comme par exemple la publicité, mais on le trouve également dans le domaine de la mesure d’audience. Est-il toujours nécessaire d’avoir le consentement de l’utilisateur avant de le tracer ? C’est ce que nous allons voir dans cet article !
Do you know what is the day today? We’re October 12, which means that it’s CourtBouillon’s one-year anniversary 🎂! So it’s time to rewind and see what happened during this year.
Si vous utilisez WordPress, vous vous êtes forcément déjà promenés dans l’interface d’administration. Elle permet certes de gérer tout son site, mais pour automatiser les choses, ce n’est pas très pratique. Alors on va vous présenter un petit outil qui nous a bien aidés pour ça !
Our first survey about WeasyPrint’s users needs is over! Now is the time to discover the answers that will influence the future of the library.
After many months of hard work, we have never been so close to a WeasyPrint release without Cairo and now it is the moment for you to try a beta 🎉!
A new feature, leader(), has been added in WeasyPrint 🎉.
You may have noticed some sponsoring and donation links pointing to an Open Collective page. What is Open Collective? Why become a sponsor or make a donation?
Ou le droit de récupérer les données que l’on a transmises.
We speak a lot about the pydyf branch, but concretely, when will it be the master one?
L’usage de certains cookies requiert de recueillir le consentement des utilisateurs. Comment avoir un bandeau à cookies rgpd-friendly ?
Le RGPD n’est pas la première loi destinée à encadrer l’utilisation des données personnelles. Dans cet article, nous allons voir les principales lois qui y ont participé et continuent à y participer.
You may have noticed some releases last week. It’s time to share with you what is coming next!
En 2015, la Cour de Justice de l’Union Européenne invalide le Safe Harbor qui permettait le transfert de données personnelles de l’Espace Économique Européen vers les États-Unis. Le Privacy Shield fut mis en place quelques temps plus tard, mais…
En dehors de Stella, on s’occupe de projets libres (comme WeasyPrint par exemple). Et bien sûr, ils ont des tests ! Après avoir utilisé Travis CI, nous avons décidé de passer sur GitHub Actions. En voici un petit retour d’expérience :).
Hello. We are CourtBouillon, and we love to develop and take care of open source projects. Let’s introduce us!
Mis en avant par le RGPD, le concept du Privacy by Design connait une hausse d’intérêt. Mais saviez-vous que ce concept n’est pas tout jeune ?
Aujourd’hui nous allons parler du site sur lequel vous êtes en train de lire ces lignes et des outils que nous avons utilisés pour le créer.
Différence entre anonymisation et pseudonymisation ✅, pseudonymisation ✅, anonymisation… C'est parti !
Précédemment, nous avons vu la différence entre l’anonymisation et la pseudonymisation. Et si nous regardions plus en détail ce qui se cache derrière la pseudonymisation ?
L'anonymisation et la pseudonymisation sont des concepts qui reviennent fréquemment sur les sujets liés aux données personnelles collectées et utilisées par diverses organisations et dans divers buts.
De la poignée de porte au bandeau pour les cookies, comment les interfaces nous servent elles ?
Applicable depuis maintenant deux ans, le RGPD a beaucoup fait parler de lui et a pu susciter quelques appréhensions sur sa mise en place au sein de certaines entreprises.
Dans cet article, nous allons voir comment automatiser la mise à jour de son site avec GitLabCI.
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