ssfrr/Pragmatest.jl
Pragmatic unit testing for Julia
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Pragmatic unit testing for Julia
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Midje-like testing for Julia
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Slides for Spencer's talk originally given at PhillyPUG on 2012-11-13
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chainosc is a bridge that receives events from ChainAPI over websockets and sends OSC events
Open Sound Control server and client in pure python (3.3+)
A Python client for the Chain API
Julia bindings for the FTGL library for rendering fonts to an OpenGL context
HAL Specification
A small program to receive some IMU orientation data from the HearThere Head Tracker
A holding place for demos and tutorials as I learn OpenGL in Julia, using GLFW.jl and OpenGL.jl
A 3D graphics package with a Julian API, built on OpenGL
GLFW bindings for Julia. GLFW is a multi-platform library for opening a window, creating an OpenGL context, and managing input.
IPython notebooks used in the Spring2014 MAS.500 class at the MIT Media Lab
Music Technology Workshop Materials first used in a 4-day workshop in Fond des Blancs, Haiti
Metadata for registered Julia packages.
The Julia Language: A fresh approach to technical computing.
DSP module for Julia.
[UNMAINTAINED] - Simple Audio IO in Julia
Demo application for the docopt and cmd python modules implementing a command-line interface to github gists
Repository for all the code used for my buffering... electroacoustic music project
A library of scripts and assets useful across Unity3D projects
sfr-granulator~ is a PD abstraction that live-granulates incoming audio
A universal translator (to C) with some caveats
This is the website for Kate and Spencer's Wedding
The satisfaction of actually finishing the Game of Life after 5 aborted 40-minute iterations.
Vim distribution
A port of the monokai scheme for TextMate
StereoScan is a simple 3D scanner using 2 webcams and a laser pointer
Scimitar Slices Sounds for Science!
A stupid-simple terminal for opening a terminal to the first FTDI device. It was written in under an hour.
Beeq is a step-sequencer for the Snyderphonics Manta written in Pure Data
Hardware Design files (Eagle format) for a simple capacitive distance sensing circuit
Python Script to parse CSV files from Toggl and upload data to Minute7 using Mechanize
An exploratory experiment with scheduler concepts implemented in Python
AVR code for a proximity-sensing dimmer
an external for PD and Max/MSP implementing Iannis Xenakis' Dynamic Stochastic Synthesis
A library and set of applications to interface with the Snyderphonics Manta