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aerenchyma/oerbit_analytics

Documentation and code to publicly and dynamically display usage information (e.g. from Google Analytics, YouTube) for courses, resources, and associated materials in OERbit.

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aerenchyma/dugeonduggan

Simple GAE app to determine whether a write-in vote entry is closer to "Dugeon" or "Duggan". J. proof of concept, thanks to Tamara Andrade. Licensed under the MIT license, excepting the code copyrighted and licensed by Google.

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aerenchyma/dashing

The exceptionally handsome dashboard framework in Ruby and Coffeescript.

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aerenchyma/allrecipe_parsing

Parses recipes from allrecipes.com such that they are categorized and ingredient amounts are integrated into directions.

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aerenchyma/open_casebuilder

Open Case Builder is an open source downloadable web app that can be used to create instructional modules such as patient cases, quizzes, and text with media.

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aerenchyma/A2DD13-hrwc

Repository holding work from 2013 Ann Arbor Data Dive for non-profit Huron River Watershed Council.

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aerenchyma/OERbit

OERbit is a Drupal-based publishing platform for publicly licensed learning resources (OER/OCW)

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aerenchyma/addressgathering

A ruby script to gather addresses and create/update a .csv to upload to ArcGIS shape file online software. YellowPages data, additions TBA.

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aerenchyma/scheme-parser

((scheming) I know everyone's made that pun before) -- Working through a REPL and simple Scheme interpreter tutorial in process of learning Scheme.

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aerenchyma/the_wiki_game

What's the shortest path to win the Wikipedia Game? -- written with @yaelelmatad. Written to learn about Ruby web scraping libraries; implementation includes a variation on Dijkstra's Algorithm.

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aerenchyma/ruby-parser

working with parsing in Ruby; contains/will contain variations on recursive-descent parsers

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