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tomgersic/beaglenest

This project takes a Beaglebone Black with a TMP36 Temperature Sensor to track the temperature in another room of my house, and turn up the thermostat when the temperature difference between rooms gets to be greater than 1° C (1.8° F).

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tomgersic/ch8tter

This is a sample/demo project that accompanies a series of Model Metrics blog posts on the subject of developing mobile apps for Salesforce.com on Windows 8.

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tomgersic/AndroidKeyLogger

This is a simple modification to the SoftKeyboard sample that is included with the Android SDK. It adds a keylogger that writes output to the root directory of the SD Card (for easy access). This is provided for demonstration / diagnostic purposes only.

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tomgersic/MovingTheCloud

Moving the Cloud is an experiment in using HTML5 and CSS3 technologies and Node.js. It was also an experiment on using Node.js on the Cedar stack in Heroku, but that didn't quite work out as expected (more on that later). It's also an Easter egg on the Model Metrics Homepage. Click on the animated 1s and 0s down in the bottom left corner of the screen to get to it.

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tomgersic/CrumpRealEstate

This is the Salesforce.com Mobile SDK iOS native demo app shown during the Painless Mobile App Development Webinar on June 27, 2012.

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tomgersic/CloudTunes

The forcedotcom SDK CloudTunes example localized to use ForceTK instead of VisualForce

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tomgersic/DreamforcengerHunt

Scavenger Hunt for Dreamforce 2011. The development of this Android application will be the subject of discussion during the "Application Development with Android" session. The app enables a GPS-based scavenger hunt around San Francisco during the week of Dreamforce. Uses oAuth 2.0, Salesforce.com REST API, Database.com, and GPS on the device.

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