nporteschaikin/list-io
[WIP] list's API
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[WIP] list's API
[WIP] iOS app for connecting you to the people around you.
I think this is the world's smallest JavaScript event emitter (~563 bytes minified). Works with node and the browser.
Expandable text input toolbar for iOS applications
API for location-specific instant messenger app.
Location-specific instant messaging communities.
API for crowd-sourced self-guided tour app.
Crowd-sourced self-guided tours.
Unopinionated validation for node and the browser.
a toolkit for rapid advanced front-end development
A Node.js ORM for PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite3 in the style of Backbone.js
Natural-language event parser for Javascript
Easily generate a Google access token, optionally with a refresh token.
[WIP] Social, Mobile, Local. Local, Social, Mobile. Mobile, Social, Local.
Framework for SQLite manipulation in Cocoa/Objective-C. Includes an active record implementation, migrations, and more.
Useful Objective-C classes.
Tumblr development framework.
An HTML pre-processor written with Tumblr in mind.
[WIP] Answer questions with books.
My very simple personal web site.
[WIP] A geolocation-based social network written with Rails.
A Rails engine for compiling social media presences (currently Facebook Pages, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr).
Instagram blogs. Written in Ruby on Rails.
Link-sharing platform written in Ruby on Rails (in progress).
[WIP] MVC library for JavaScript
Move an element within its smaller parent container on mousemove. jQuery required.
Simple WYSIWYG editor. jQuery 1.7+ required.
A robust yet intuitive take on a hybrid HTML5/Flash video player built in jQuery. Still in development.
My take on a PHP/MySQL ORM in the mold of ActiveRecord. In development (kinda).
The easiest, most functional custom checkboxes and radio buttons around. jQuery 1.6+ required.
Simplified key detection, including namespaces for commonly referenced keys and an event for simultaneous key presses. jQuery required.
The most functional custom <select> plugin on Earth. It might as well be the default <select> element — except it's entirely customizable with CSS. jQuery required.