dodecaphonic/hechtetwitter
A Ruby and GTK+ Twitter Client that wished not to suck, and then died
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dodecaphonic/rolify
Role management library with resource scoping
dodecaphonic/ansible-rails-app
Build a box with Sidekiq, PostgreSQL, memcached, nginx, Ruby and puma (using Ansible)
dodecaphonic/attaching-monkeys
An attempt at writing .NET plugins for a C++ application
dodecaphonic/dodecaphonic.github.io
Bob Loblaw's Law Blog
dodecaphonic/ruby-refactor
A minor mode for Emacs that provides some Ruby refactoring methods.
dodecaphonic/exercism.io
Exercises with crowd-sourced code reviews. The gem repo is at http://github.com/kytrinyx/exercism
dodecaphonic/mesherator
Triangulate stuff fast and slow using ruby and Shewchuk's triangle
dodecaphonic/fixturizer
An old attempt at making loading test data into .NET a bit less painful
dodecaphonic/oracle-enhanced
Oracle enhaced adapter for ActiveRecord
dodecaphonic/ruby-mapsource
Allows Ruby to Garmin Mapsource gdb files
dodecaphonic/emacs
My emacs setup, not necessarily thought out for general consumption
dodecaphonic/tumble_out
Get your things out of tumblr and into jekyll in a single command line.
dodecaphonic/bovespa.rb
Parses data from Bovespa and gives out Quote data
dodecaphonic/climatempo
Parses data from ClimaTempo and presents it in a nice API for consumption in your lovely Ruby
dodecaphonic/rails_admin
RailsAdmin is a Rails 3 engine that provides an easy-to-use interface for managing your data
dodecaphonic/taskpaper.py
Loving homage to the best GTD app out there, written in Gtk+ and Python
dodecaphonic/couch_potato
ruby persistence layer for CouchDB.
dodecaphonic/curriculumvitae
My sexy CV.
dodecaphonic/nowshoosh
A boon to twitter sanity, "Now shoosh!" allows you to mute people you don't really wanna read right now.
dodecaphonic/flickrscroller
Small Ruby GTK+ app that creates a bar in your desktop and scrolls all the beautiful awesomeness on Flickr
dodecaphonic/dbnl
Screen scrapes data from dbnl (a Dutch digital library) and turns it into beautiful books.