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Former Web Services Manager at the RIPE NCC, interested in Python, Plone and Pyramids. I've been an open source developer since 2005.
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We're changing our homepage so that you are in control of the content that you want to see. It is now cleaner and we have new features including a customisable dashboard with widgets, and the ability to bookmark RIPE NCC pages that are useful to you.
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We've been reviewing user actions on www.ripe.net and acting on your feedback. As we go into a new year, ripe.net is getting a fresh look with a cleaner homepage, a customisable dashboard and content that is more user-centric!
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We have decided to move static content to a CDN to help speed up the rendering time of our websites.
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We’ve open-sourced and documented some of the tools we use at our events. You can download and reuse these tools for your own event. We hope you find them useful.
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At the RIPE NCC, we run over 100 mailing lists for RIPE NCC members and the RIPE Community. We have been monitoring the DMARC situation very closely to make sure we provide the best solution to our users and the community.
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The RIPE community has existed for almost 30 years. In all that time, one of the chief missions of RIPE has been to provide a platform that allows network operators and others interested in networking to coordinate their activities and agree on best current practices. Therefore, since day one, it h…
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We are updating the technology behind RIPE Labs and www.ripe.net. If you are a frequent RIPE Labs editor, you will discover some great new features! At the same time, we also documented our experiences with upgrading to the new version to provide feedback to the Plone community.
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This article is the third in a series that explains the main changes we're making to the RIPE NCC website as part of the website redesign project. Now that we're just a few days away from the launch on 13 April, we wanted to give you a sneak peek of the new visual design, and explain some of the ba…
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This article is one in a series that explains the main changes we're making to the RIPE NCC website as part of the website redesign project. Here, we take a look at the ways in which we've already improved the search functionality on www.ripe.net, as well as additional improvements that will come i…
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It is now easier to embed a RIPEstat widget into your RIPE Labs articles. You can use RIPEstat widgets to show visualisations about IP address space, Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs), and related information for hostnames and countries.
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We made some adjustments to the RIPE Labs front page so that you can find RIPE NCC operational statistics more easily. At the same time we also improved the look for mobile usage.
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“Thank you for the update on the update! I was wondering if there are more changes envisaged. My number one wish for the website is not just a "share" function for RIPE Labs articles but also a pdf or print button. Preferably both. As part of the cleaner design it might also help to add a few links to the homepage, like linking the "meetings" section header to the actual meetings page. At the moment this is a bit hard to find, given the rather small font size used for the drop-down menu. Maybe that can be increased somewhat :) - Sabine”
Hi Sabine, thank you for your message and your feedback. We currently have no plan to add a print/pdf export feature to RIPE Labs as we've been approving the print.css styles which allows a nicer print view when you print in the browser via the printing commands (cmd + p/ctrl + p). We've just added footer links on the homepage to the meetings section and the service announcement section. I hope that helps you navigate to the content you want to get to quickly.
“I can't see that this got an answer or that it is open sourced. I'd also like this to be open sourced. EDIT: It actually got an answer. Thanks for that Marco. Still, I'd like to see more in-house produced software from NCC published as open sourced.”
Hello Bengt, thanks for your comment, we're looking into removing the RIPE NCC Access implementation of this tool so that we can easily make it open source. We hope to have this done within the next few months. We will announce this once it's complete and online
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