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In 2023, Workleap introduced its Open Source Sponsorship Fund, a 50k fund dedicated to supporting open source projects that are utilized by our products. In 2024, Workleap is proud to sponsor:
An Ansible role that installs and configures a Linux machine to be used as an Azure DevOps build or deployment agent.
Embed Google Lighthouse HTML reports into Azure Pipelines
Azure CLI developer credential proxy for Docker, designed for use in local development environments.
Uses the OAuth2 device code flow to authenticate against the Azure DevOps artifact private registry.
Codemods to assist design system migrations and analysis. Orbiter to Hopper, Igloo to Hopper, or Hopper usage analysis
Validates at build time that the OpenAPI specification files extracted from the ASP.NET Core Web API being built conform to Workleap API guidelines.
An opinionated library that provides base unit test and fixture classes based on the Microsoft.Extensions.* packages used by modern .NET applications.
Provides MongoDB access through .NET dependency injection, following Microsoft.Extensions.* library practices.
Variable substitution configuration provider implementation for Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.
Allows storing configuration values in Azure Key Vault Secrets, using the right Azure credentials based on the current environment.
An open source emulator for Azure Event Grid that supports the push and pull delivery models, distributed as a Docker image.
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