danyork/draft-york-dart-dscp-rtp
Repo for creating an Internet-Draft for the DART Working Group
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danyork/ietf-jabber-scribing
An Internet-Draft providing suggestions and guidelines for Jabber scribing at IETF meetings
danyork/experiment-324
An experimental WordPress theme based on the _s starter theme
danyork/swede
A tool to create and verify TLSA (DANE) records
danyork/aaaa-check
Simple programs to check for the existence of IPv6 addresses in DNS (AAAA records)
danyork/Edit-Flow
WordPress plugin to accelerate your editorial workflow
danyork/dns-zones
Experiment with managing DNS via git using LuaDNS.com
danyork/Theme-Updater
A theme updater for GitHub hosted Wordpress themes. This Wordpress plugin automatically checks GitHub for theme updates and enables automatic install.
danyork/Booktype
Booktype is a free, open source platform that produces beautiful, engaging books formatted for print, Amazon, iBooks and almost any ereader within minutes.
danyork/ipv6detector2
A WordPress plugin providing a widget to detect if a visitor is connecting via IPv6 or IPv4
danyork/barebones-wordpress
An experiment in reducing a WordPress theme down to the absolute minimum necessary.
danyork/temp
Public repository.
danyork/smsified-experiments
Experiments using SMSified - http://smsified.com
danyork/nodester-dany1
Simple Hello World for Node.js hosting at Nodester.com
danyork/node-js-samples
Simple samples and experiments I'm doing while learning Node.js
danyork/classtest
Test for Git Class
danyork/tropo-webapi-python
A set of Python classes for working with the Tropo WebAPI
danyork/tropo-twitter-weather-sample
A sample Yahoo!Weather mashup app for Tropo.com that is optimized for Twitter, voice, SMS and IM
danyork/internet-drafts-york
Repo for various Internet Drafts I'm involved with writing
danyork/sample-xml-files
A collection of sample VoiceXML, CCXML and CallXML files
danyork/makefaq
makefaq is a Python program that creates a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) list from a specially formatted text data file. For output, it can can generate either an HTML page, a text file, or a DocBook XML file. (NOTE: Right now (Jan 2009) I am not really doing much with this program other than using it as a way to learn about git and github.)