Mortimerp9/sbtout
hack around sbt to have it run as a separate process that can be called from a script (for instance, from emacs flycheck)
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hack around sbt to have it run as a separate process that can be called from a script (for instance, from emacs flycheck)
emacs configuration
Pygments Plug-in Parser for GNU GLOBAL
Integration robot for buildbot and github
my blog
A webapp to monitor messages in Kafka
Template Play Framework/Scala project that will make users log in through their Google or Facebook accounts
An exploration of generic/polytypic programming in Scala
A Scala wrapper around Weka Machine Learning java library
The Nak Machine Learning Library
A cron dsl to be used anywhere and everywhere.
a local issue crowdsourcing platform
Public repository.
A color management API for javascript
a javascript tool to draw natal charts, inspired by astrowin's php code
An authentication plugin for Play Framework 2.0 (Java)
The Data Journalism Handbook was born at a 48 hour workshop at MozFest 2011 in London. It subsequently spilled over into an international, collaborative effort involving dozens of data journalism’s leading advocates and best practitioners. In the 6 months that passed between the book’s inception to its first full release, hundreds of people have contributed in various ways. While we have done our best to keep track of them all, we have had our fair share of anonymous, pseudonymous and untraceable edits. To all of those people who have contributed and are not listed below, we say two things. Firstly, thank you. Secondly, can please tell us who you are so that we can give credit where credit is due.
The main site for pierreandrews.net
This is an action for Mac OS X Automator that takes a special path pattern and will try to rename the files it get in inputs according to that pattern. We call it a "path pattern" because it can contain elements that will be replaced for each file with information coming for the meta data stored in the file.
The Graphplan algorithm is an automatic planning algorithm that can compute, given a set of rules, a plan of action to go from an initial state to a final state. This project provides an open source (GPL v3) implementation of this planner in Prolog.