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pbyrne/gentle-intro

The source code for my presentation, "A Gentle Introduction to Running Your Own Server"

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pbyrne/slowass-js

Local Sinatra app to test slow external JS (like ads), to ensure that your pages still load smoothly.

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pbyrne/middleman-contact-form

Simple sinatra application, intended for heroku to send emails from contact requests from a static middleman app deployed on s3.

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pbyrne/alp

A Python module for Alfred v2 workflows

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pbyrne/timeline_spike

Toying around with a generic timeline service, aggregating a user's actions through an application or suite of services.

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pbyrne/janky

Continuous integration server built on top of Jenkins and Hubot

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pbyrne/tmp

Where I put my experiments and so on.

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pbyrne/oh-my-zsh

A community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. Includes 40+ optional plugins (rails, git, OSX, hub, capistrano, brew, ant, macports, etc), over 80 terminal themes to spice up your morning, and an auto-update tool so that makes it easy to keep up with the latest updates from the community.

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pbyrne/sss

SSS, the Simple SCM Service, performs commands across all your checked out code, be they Git, Mercurial, or Subversion.

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pbyrne/find_as_hashes

Provides ActiveRecord methods to return results as attribute hashes rather than instantiated ActiveRecord objects. Useful when working with very large sets of results to improve performance.

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pbyrne/enumerated_field

EnumeratedField is a library that provides some nice methods when a string column is used like an enumeration.

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pbyrne/dotfiles

My various dotfiles, and Rake tasks to install and update them.

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pbyrne/object-in-enumerable

Gives the more-readable `foo.in?(some_list)` rather than having to revert to the more backward `some_list.include?(foo)`.

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pbyrne/valid-date

Adds a String#valid_date? method for use in combination with the Rails String#to_date method. Using to_date on a string without a valid date in it throws an exception. Adding the valid_date? method allows checking against a valid date before attempting to performing the conversion.

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