joshuachestang/skrollr
Stand-alone parallax scrolling library for mobile (Android + iOS) and desktop. No jQuery. Just plain JavaScript (and some love).
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Stand-alone parallax scrolling library for mobile (Android + iOS) and desktop. No jQuery. Just plain JavaScript (and some love).
Templater for building Small business Websites
A generalized Rack middleware for importing contacts from major email providers.
This is just a demonstration of the use of omnicontacts gem with example
This is a very simple app for referral and/or affiliate tracking in rails. I wanted to add a dropbox style referral option to an application. There is a blog post which describes how can you roll your own.
sendwithus rails action mailer
Data entry can be beautiful
Medical Marijuana Illinois project
A framework to make it easy for developers to add product tours to their pages.
Bitcoin Central
The Teen Pregnancy and STI Hot Spot Detector
Simple Mirror API Ruby client for Google Glass
Glide is responsive and touch-friendly jQuery slider. Based on CSS3 transitions with fallback to older broswers. It's simple, lightweight and fast. Designed to slide, no less, no more.
A website for a dental office in Chicago.
Public repository.
A methadone inventory tracker for clinics in Illinois
Heroku's Ruby Buildpack for Cedar for taglib
A repository to help track inventory at a methadone clinic
Public repository.
The open LMS by Instructure, Inc.
Open source MIS for micro-finance.
A personal website
The first open source crowdfunding platform for creative projects in the world
An app that helps small businesses manage appointments and increase sales.
Public repository.
A crowdfunding platform
Github for Musicians, Instant Message, Song Collaboration app
A native ID3 tag library for Ruby, which does not depend on architecture-dependent C-libraries. It supports reading and writing ID3-tag versions 1.0, 1.1, and 2.2.x, 2,3.x, 2,4.x
Generate Tweet Buttons (http://twitter.com/tweetbutton) in your Rails apps