stpettersens/love
Mirror of Official hg repo
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Mirror of Official hg repo
Sublime Text build tool integrations.
180 days of small coding projects.
Jato, an open source implementation of the JVM
:coffee: Node.js powered Java virtual machine (JVM).
:books: A generic function library for Node.js
Gaudi implemented with Node.js
Angular.JS Tutorial Project.
:gem: Angular.JS Tutorial Project (Flatlanders' Gem Store) ported to an Android app.
ArnoldC++ (or ArnoldC with classes)
Arnold Schwarzenegger based programming language
:video_game: Pong implemented on the LÖVE Engine.
:coffee: Utility to morph a non-structured project into a proper Java package.
:deciduous_tree: RMI-based distributed HTTP.
:speech_balloon: An echo program which supports an array as arguments, as well as traditional arguments and stdin.
hackedGaudi integrated with JavaScript libraries, node.js and MongoDB for in-browser use.
Gaudi ported to Haxe.
:movie_camera: A kiosk presentation application for videos, written in C# with XNA.
Gaudi ported to native code.
Simulation application with a Python-based DSL.
:gem: Ruby interface to `uname` command.
:gem: Ruby interface to `whereis` command.
Scripts to spoof a Mac OS X environment on the shell.
Command line text editing utility.
Source code dependency manager, written in Ruby with API modules for various languages.
:gem: Utility to convert Github flavored Markdown into HTML.
Cross-platform native wrapper code SDK for easy deployment of applications dependent on other processes.
:boy: 16-bit minimal operating system for x86, written in assembly and ANSI C.
Simple Java applet to copy text from within an HTML element to the system clipboard.
Github-powered website of Sam Saint-Pettersen.
Gaudi ported to the .NET platform.
Scriptable Finite State Machine executor, written in C.
Graphical user interface, written in Fantom with FWT, for the Gaudi build tool.
:coffee: Platform agnostic build tool written (mostly) in Scala which runs on a Java virtual machine (JVM).