lmartel/PopOut
A tiny chrome extension that adds a 'Pop out tabs to right' button to your menu bar.
Developer Profile
lmartel
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lmartel/PingBot
A Sinatra micro-app responsible for keeping all my Heroku apps awake
lmartel/UrlShortener
A handy-dandy URL shortener. Built with Ruby using Sinatra.
lmartel/RTFA
Read the effing article! RTFA prevents reading the comments before the article on HackerNews and Reddit.
lmartel/Gazebo
I built this while putting off choosing classes. It helps you choose classes.
lmartel/EasyAuth
A little daemon that uses Twilio and Mailgun to intercept SMS messages and forward them to other phone numbers and email addresses. Use it to make Stanford 2Factor authentication less of a hassle!
lmartel/AxisAndAllies
A MongoDB database-driven, animated, multiplayer JavaScript strategy game created with Meteor.
lmartel/ChineseCheckers
An implementation of the classic game Chinese Checkers using my HexMoney hexagonal grid library!
lmartel/HexMoney
H$, pronounced "Hex Money," is a javascript library I built to simplify creating, processing and rendering hexagonal grids in web apps, designed with browser-based games in mind. This was initially part of my Top Secret Video Game (more about that coming soon, hopefully!), but I thought it was cool enough to pull out into a library. H$ can help you build and display a full game board with just a few lines of code. Create hexagons and attach data and foreground/background image assets, and the H$ grid can render everything for you, manipulate and move the data around and calculate some cool things. Find neighbors, distances, straight lines, etc; there's some animation baked in too.
lmartel/lmartel.github.io
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lmartel/harmonics
The way Refinery works means that the majority of my code (models, etc) is under /vendor/extentions/, NOT in the app directory.
lmartel/TVTracker
My first finished(ish) personal project. Pumped! It lets you keep track of which episodes of your favorite TV shows you've watched, and when the next ones will be available. I built it to play around with APIs, somewhat-complex jQuery, and deal with building a full rails app from start to finish.