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Morgul/farnsworth

A project to build the software that powers a working Farnsworth from Warehouse 13.

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Morgul/node-serialport

Node.js package to access serial ports for reading and writing OR Welcome your robotic JavaScript overlords. Better yet, program them!

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Morgul/nodepy

A node.js supervisor and python task worker with two way communication modeled after socket.io.

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Morgul/omega-models

An elegant ORM solution for node.js. Intended to be used with the omega web framework, but not required.

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Morgul/epic

A project management and source control hosting system implemented in node.js.

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Morgul/qtjs

An implementation of QList, QString and QHash ontop of Javascript's Array, String, and Object.

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Morgul/creativedeluge

A cross between a news site and a personal blog, for self-publishing opinion pieces and other fluff.

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Morgul/nolang

An actor style concurrency framework for Node.js that implements a large percentage of Erlang's OTP framework.

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Morgul/editables

A collection of AngularJS directives to enable inline editing and binding of models to html, using content editable.

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Morgul/omega

A web application framework for realtime applications.

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Morgul/djangode

Utilities functions for node.js that borrow some useful concepts from Django

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Morgul/rec2json

Compile erlang record definitions into modules to convert them to/from json easily.

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Morgul/dustbin

A slim wrapper around localStorage and sessionStorage that allows for NoSQL style access. It's basically a JSON-backed object database for your web browser.

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Morgul/tornadio2

Python socket.io server implementation on top of Tornado framework

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Morgul/libraryjs

Library JS is a collection of useful library functions, which can be used either as and AMD module, or a node.js package. For the most part, this module is attempting to bring a bit of sanity to javascript, and round off some of the sharp corners developers typically impale themselves on.

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