DavidEGrayson/podium
Our hacknight project, a future replacement for soapbox.
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Our hacknight project, a future replacement for soapbox.
The new Jline
re-implementation of zlib in pure Java
A namespace finder library.
Executable specification for the Ruby programming language.
Automate Clojure projects without setting your hair on fire.
JRuby, an implementation of Ruby on the JVM
A toolkit for deploying code and assets to servers in a repeatable, testable, reliable way.
Manage your application's gem dependencies with less pain
Eventually this will be a Google Chrome Packaged App that does iTunes-to-Android replication.
Las Vegas Ruby Group Presentations
A make-like build utility for Ruby.
DavidEGrayson's version of YARD. This is not used for anything anymore; the latest version of YARD should be good enough.
A C# GUI for timing races, intended for robot line-following competitions.
Changes the current Ruby
Public repository.
Ferret: the extensible information retrieval library for ruby. I (DavidEGrayson) forked it so I could fix a few little bugs.
Heavy metal SOAP client
This repo exists so that I (DavidEGrayson) can fix some bugs in the mumboe-soap4r gem.
ACPI4Asus DKMS
Dump WMI informations from ACPI tables
Linux driver for setting the backlight brightness on laptops using NVIDIA GPU
Template for test-driven development katas integrating Ruby, RSpec, and watchr.
Script for calibrating the magnetometer of an IMU.
General stuff related to the game of Speedy Scrabble, also known as Anagrams or Word Thief.
Minecraft bot implemented in Ruby. Sorry, there is no documentation yet!
Draws a 3D representation of an IMU's orientation. Developed for Raspberry Pi and OpenGL ES. Works with minimu9-ahrs.
Program for reading data from the Pololu MinIMU-9 over I²C. Works on the Raspberry Pi and other embedded ARM Linux boards.
Public repository.
Ruby gem for solving Sudoku-like puzzles using the Dancing Links algorithm by Donald Knuth.
Some algorithms for finding two-word anagrams. Probably not useful to anyone.
A minimal online chatroom implemented using HTML5's Websockets with a Ruby back end. It's pretty basic right now, and probably won't be useful to many people.
EventMachine based WebSocket server