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cacois/scale-fs

Overloaded Node.js fs module improving efficiency and scalability.

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cacois/meteor

Meteor, an ultra-simple, database-everywhere, data-on-the-wire, pure-Javascript web framework.

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cacois/browserid

Persona is a secure, distributed, and easy to use identification system.

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cacois/ipython

Official repository for IPython itself. Other repos in the IPython organization contain things like the website, documentation builds, etc.

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cacois/DjangoShift

Base project for setting up Django 1.5 on RedHat's OpenShift platform

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cacois/python-configparser-examples

This is some simple illustrative code for Python's ConfigParser module, written as I was trying to figure out how to store more complex data structures in config files.

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cacois/breakfast-club

LexiCube, a multiplayer 3D crossword game created in 48 hours for Node Knockout 2012.

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cacois/learntonode

LearnToNode: The Repo is the live development of the Node.js web app behind learntonode.com. The site learntonode.com will be dedicated to crowdsourcing and sharing high-quality tutorials, examples, and learning resources for aspiring Node.js developers. The development of the learntonode.com web app will be used to develop thorough tutorials on web development with Node.js.

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cacois/wheat

Wheat is a blog engine for coders written in node.JS

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cacois/JamIt

"Nuh-uh. Not if we jam it!" : JamIt is a simple scaffold generator for Google Code Jam problems, in Python. It will automatically generate skeleton code for a problem, allowing you to focus on the solution, not the fluff.

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cacois/TweetView

This project is an example Android Twitter feed reader app from the Codehenge Android development tutorials.

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cacois/CHService

CHService is a framework for quickly and easily creating threaded, configurable MS Windows Services. CHService-derived Windows services run any number of 'worker' processes in separate threads, and can be reconfigured to add/remove/change worker processes through one line in a configuration file. Worker base classes allow simple creation of typical service archetypes, such as timed workers (fire a method every n seconds) or port listener workers (opens a socket and listens on a port for incoming connections). Applications that require a number of operations to be run in Windows services can be simplified by the creation of a library of CHService worker classes that can be easily plugged into any CHService project. Follow the README for a few simple steps to creating a CHService-derived Windows service Visual Studio project.

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