rayning0/YATL
Yet Another To-do List
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Yet Another To-do List
Telephony call-center functionality easily integrated into your app - built on top of twilio and pusher
My notes for Sandi Metz's great OOD book, "Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby." Rewrote her tests from Minitest to RSpec.
An interactive git visualization to challenge and educate!
Automatically makes RSpec & Minitest test files, given an input data file
My 2 versions of Game of Life, in Ruby, with TDD: 1) Color graphics version, with Gosu. 2) Text version, with Unicode characters. See YouTube video of my game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsJ4qKSq_Fc
My solutions to Google Code Jam competition: https://code.google.com/codejam/contests.html
My solutions to Robert Sedgewick's fantastic Princeton courses on Algorithms/Data Structures (http://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/home/) and Intro to Programming in Java (http://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/java/home/)
My answers to RubyQuiz, CodeWars, InterviewCake, and other coding challenge sites. (Also, see my repos on Project Euler and algorithms, Test-First Ruby, and App Academy problems.)
Beginning Node.js project. Basic web app that lets you upload and show a photo.
Single Page App Boilerplate is a toolkit for easily and quickly creating single page javascript applications using best practices such as test driven development, javascript dependency management, automated builds, and (coming soon) continuous deployment.
A seed application showing how to integrate karma, requirejs, qunit, and ember, which illustrates how to write unit level tests for ember models, and dom level tests for ember views and components.
Gets all companies for a certain city from CrunchBase, using its API. Puts company info into SQLite database and CSV file
Haskell Koans for the Vancouver's Haskell UnMeetup
Latest version of Rails 4.2.0.alpha. Fixed problem with camelize and underscore methods in ActiveSupport
A list of questions about Ruby programming you can use to quiz yourself.
An open source book that describes a large number of algorithmic techniques from the the fields of Biologically Inspired Computation, Computational Intelligence and Metaheuristics in a complete, consistent, and centralized manner such that they are accessible, usable, and understandable.
In JavaScript, using QUnit testing
Using Arduino microcontroller, LED display, and Ruby on Rails website to show level of beer remaining in our Flatiron School's keg.
This is a simple example of Qunit the testing framework for jQuery.
Implementing breadth-first-search algorithm
A lab on fingerprint recognition
Practicing linked lists.
JRuby VM sandboxes
Online Ruby code editor and RSpec tester (REPL). Upload your RSpec tests. Upload your Ruby code. Edit your code online directly. Test it with 1 click! See my video demo of it on YouTube:
Track which ingredients the restaurant has available and which ingredients are used in each recipe.
Exercise in testing Rails controllers
Ruby on Rails app that will allow ringmaster to schedule his acts for his upcoming amoeba circus.
Ruby on Rails app. Lets you invite users to events and RSVP for all users at once. Lets you create/delete events. A super simple version of Evite.
Help Frog Rancher Darryl categorize and track all the ponds, frogs, and tadpoles on his ranch. To do this you will use the half completed Sinatra application code and fill in the missing ActiveRecord associations and controller actions needed to form working relationships between the models. Then, given new requirements from Darryl you will refactor this application from a Sinatra application into a Rails application in part 2.
Depot Rails application from "Agile Web Development with Rails 4" book by Sam Ruby
Scraped all data from Flatiron student site, put in database, then regenerated whole site as ERB pages. Added ability to create, read, update, and delete students. Let you upload/change profile photos.
Public repository.
A Sinatra app for playing Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Public repository.
Public repository.
https://gist.github.com/aviflombaum/22cbf375f5f717361b3e
Public repository.
Homework/projects for the Flatiron School, New York City
I took part of Andrew Ng's Machine Learning class at Stanford. See folders called "/ex" for my homework solutions. We used Octave and Gnuplot to analyze and plot data.
50 Project Euler solutions (http://projecteuler.net/problems)! CodeEval (https://www.codeeval.com/open_challenges/) and algorithm problems. See /euler, /codeeval, and /algo directories. Please do NOT see my solution for a problem unless you have first tried it yourself. (Also, see my repo on RubyQuiz, CodeWars, InterviewCake, and other challenge questions. Plus see my Test-First Ruby and App Academy solutions.)
jQuery mobile code from JQMJumpStart training, by Troy Miles (https://github.com/Rockncoder/JQMJumpStart), June 15, 2013.
Node.js bootcamp by Microsoft, at Coloft in Santa Monica. Made chat app and web server. Used MongoDB and Windows Azure. (Feb. 23, 2013)
Pong game with the Rubygame API. Primitive "space invader"-like game with Gosu.
My attempt to get the Rhodes framework (RhoMobile) to work. Made by Motorola, it's supposed to let you use Ruby to write NATIVE mobile apps for iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and Windows phones/tablets. Write once, use everywhere. You write Ruby, JavaScript, HTML, and ERB files, and it follows an MVC framework, like Ruby on Rails.
Clone of Reddit, using Ruby on Rails. Tealeaf Academy project.
Practice problems from Test-First Ruby (http://testfirst.org/learn_ruby). My solutions are in /lib directory.
Practice problems for App Academy, using RSpec for Test-Driven Development. My solutions are in /lib directory. App Academy's solutions are in /solution directory.
Playing around with my Arduino
Java homework for Stanford CS 106A (Intro to CS, Programming Methodology)