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A simple example on how to make a reference transaction in Ruby using the paypal-express gem.
A simple tool for inspection the intersection between the users of 2 twitter accounts
An experiment on using RecordRTC to record short videos and upload them to a server
A simple payment demo in Sinatra
A small demo app that show how to make a PayPal payment
Solutions for my entry into the UKIEPC 2013
A demo Login With PayPal site using Rails and Omniauth
[Inactive] Battle Hack Dashboard v1
PayPal iOS SDK Demo using RubyMotion
Rails application templates, to be used with Primo
A configurable default Rails stack using application templates
🗜 A bloom filter implementation in Ruby and Javascript that is serialisable to JSON and compatible between both languages.
Creates a a multiplication table of the first x primes. Written for a code challenge.
[Inactive] Tracks my car using the unofficial DriveToImprove API. Build as a quick hack and not really worked out beyond the basics yet.
Over the Air 2012 entry
My personal website and blog. Hosted on Github, powered by Octopress.
[Inactive] A very silly hackday project from Yahoo! OpenHack 2009.
[Inactive] Hack created for Music Hackday 2009. Shows the top 10 songs per year analysed by lyrics as a word-cloud.
A simple app for selecting who has who during the Christmas secret santa. "That piece of software" that I essentially keep rewriting every year with new knowledge applied.
[Inactive] A proof of concept hack for a first-aider response app. Created for LeedsHack 2011. No longer available online.
[Inactive] A bookmarklet and app that generates histograms for any photo on the web.
[Inactive] A simple bookmarklet that collects the URLs from a set of photos Flickr. This can then be used to paste into the Vimeo UI.
[Inactive] Exports your Gowalla photos to your Flickr account.
[Inactive] A mobile version of the History of the World in 100 Objects site. Winner of the London History Hackday 2011. Rewritten in Rails in 2012.
[Inactive] My attempt at writing a URL shortener. Includes a Chrome extension.
[Inactive] In 2009-ish Facebook used to hide the original source that an app served inside the Facebook page as a HTML comment. This bookmarklet uncomments that code and shows it to the user.