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RubyDrop is my first ever Ruby project that aims to be an open-source, roll-your-own, Dropbox clone. It uses Git as the backend for file tracking and remote syncing.
Appcelerator Titanium Developer
Front-end asynchronous loading web components. Extracted from the EngineY project.
Code repository for jQuery Fundamentals training
End user oriented web performance testing and beaconing
Web App displaying information about all public schools in Michigan
A Ruby library for working with Pitch/fx data provided by MLB.
Public repository.
A Rails based web application that hosts Mashups that can be built with the included Mashup Builder tool.
Mashup Builder is a pure JavaScript application that provides a graphical user interface for building mashup easily. In few minutes you can combine information obtained of REST services, this information can be modified with operators and later presented with a wide variety of renders. For example, Flickr, Google, Yahoo or Delicious services can be mixed to get a mashup.
This application serves as a demonstration app for the Gameday API project. With this app, you can view live and archived boxscores and stats from MLB. This is a Ruby on Rails application that uses the gameday_api Ruby library for working with live baseball statistics. Be sure to check out the gameday_api project on GitHub also. You can see a running instance of Baseball Tracker at http://baseballstatz.heroku.com
A simple way to sync local files with a remote host.
The EngineY platform configured for use as a single user blog.
Source code for the RubyMI.org community site
A simple JavaScript Framework useful for educational purposes and small web projects.
A Ruby API for using the Major League Baseball Gameday statistics data. MLB provides very deep statistics for all major league baseball games through Gameday. Statistics include not only the typical boxscore stats, but also down to the physics of every single pitch thrown in the game. You can find the speed, movement, and position of every pitch thrown. The Gameday API makes it easy for Ruby developers to work with all this statistical information. The test directory included with the source code contains many examples of how the API can be used. If you prefer to use SVN, the gameday_api is also available via an SVN repository at: http://code.google.com/p/gamedayapi/ If you like this project, be sure to also check out the Baseball-Tracker project also hosted on GitHub. Baseball-Tracker is a web application that uses the gameday_api. You can find a hosted version of Baseball Tracker at http://baseballstatz.heroku.com
EngineY is an easy to use social network framework and portal implemented in Ruby on Rails that is easy to customize and deploy as your own powerful social media site or other portal type site. Empower users with their own blogs. Enhance collaboration with forums, groups and events. Let your users post Twitter-like status messages. Track all the activity on your site with a live activity stream. Build a custom client to access all of your social data using EngineY's RESTful API. Also includes integration with Facebook Connect to allow users to login with Facebook credentials. Recent additions include support for Themes, and Content Management. For project updates and information, follow the project on Twitter @engineyfw