mmozuras/vim-relics
Manipulate development relics (think 'console.log', 'debugger') in Vim
Discovered public repositories for mmozuras in the GitHub catalog.
Manipulate development relics (think 'console.log', 'debugger') in Vim
The website for momentjs
Make sure git commit messages are well-formed
Tracks is a GTD(TM) web application, built with Ruby on Rails
Go to previous cursor position when opening a file with Vim
Strips trailing whitespace on Vim buffer saves
Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in javascript.
ruby bindings to libgit2
Collection of extensions for grit
A Ruby interface to the libmemcached C client
Comment commits on GitHub using Vim
GitHub API documentation
hub introduces git to GitHub
Kube for Rails 3.1 Asset Pipeline
Public repository.
Ruby on Rails
Simple css to be used with markdown files
SeeGit - The Git Repository Visualizer
Used as an example for git-playback.
Create visual playback of your commits
next version of the git-scm.com site
Some Vim snipMate snippets for should.js
Project management and code hosting application. Follow us on twitter @gitlabhq
Some Vim snipMate snippets for Mocha
Project template using express, Socket.IO, Bootstrap and CoffeeScript
The ~/.vim I use
Coding Fearlessly
DotNetGroup.lt social platform
A natural language date/time parser ported from Ruby
My dotfiles
Rison encoder and decoder for .NET
Koans to learn CoffeeScript
ShowOff presentation about ReSharper
PowerShell Scripts
A community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. Includes optional plugins for various tools (rails, git, OSX, brew,...), nearly 70 terminal themes, and an auto-updating tool so that you can keep up with the latest improvements from the community.
A simple Darts scoring web app written with Node.js
Enables writing of LINQ queries against email services that support Imap.
Strongly typed helpers to work with OData
NHaml (pronounced enamel) is a pure .NET implementation of the popular Rails Haml view engine.
A Sinatra inspired web framework for the .NET platform
WatiN scenario steps for SpecFlow
.NET port of 'Args', a simple argument parser, originally written by Robert C. Martin (which you can find here: http://github.com/unclebob/javaargs)