Open source

What Tridge is built on

Tridge is built on the Huly Platform, an open-source work platform published by Hardcore Engineering Inc. under the Eclipse Public License, version 2.0 (EPL-2.0).

Tridge is a product of Exprezoe. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Hardcore Engineering. “Huly” is their name; it appears here only to say where the code comes from.

What we changed

Tridge is not a re-skin. Since it went live we have changed the platform itself, among other things:

• the name, the mark, the text of the interface and the e-mail it sends;
• sign-in through Exprezoe Identity, with a second step required;
• the Inbox: reasons, filters, and one rule for what counts as unread;
• accessibility and legibility fixes across the theme and the shell, listed in the changelog.

Every file of the platform that we modify stays under the EPL-2.0. That is what the license asks, and it is also how we would want it if the roles were reversed.

How to get the source

The complete source code of the version of Tridge you use, including our modifications, is available from Exprezoe on request. Write to legal@exprezoe.com and say which version you use (the line under Help & Support). The unmodified platform is public at the upstream version linked above.

The running application carries its own notices page with the license text and the third-party notices of that exact build: teamwork.exprezoe.com/legal/.

What this website uses

• IBM Plex Sans and IBM Plex Mono, by IBM, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The font files are IBM’s own, unmodified; the license text travels with them.
• Nothing else. The pages are static files produced by a small build script; there is no framework, no script and no third-party component in them. The icons and the illustration were drawn for this site.

The name and the mark

The Tridge mark, a bridge with three piers, is original artwork by Exprezoe.