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Want to Contribute to Open Source? Join Me in Building 8DoTs

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Did you know that the software we write has a real-world carbon footprint? As developers, we constantly profile our code for execution time and memory usage. But energy consumption remains largely invisible. That’s exactly what I’m trying to change with my open-source project, 8DoTs. 8DoTs (internally structured as the dol8 Python package) is a command-line profiling tool designed to make energy consumption visible during software development.

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