tonyxiao/AnalyticsKit
Analytics framework for iOS
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Analytics framework for iOS
An Objective-C interface to Pusher (pusherapp.com)
A progressive download operation for AFNetworking.
Realtime messaging for Meteor
The hassle-free way to integrate analytics into any iOS application.
Public repository.
An Objective-C wrapper for Mac OS X’s FSEvents C API.
Public repository.
Public repository.
A modern Django (1.4) project skeleton.
Objective-C interface to Google's LevelDB key/value embedded database
iPhone tracking library for Mixpanel Analytics
A python implementation of the Flickr API
Python Client for Instagram API
Django social authentication made simple
A collection of common grunt tasks.
django polls tutorial
Modification of Omni Groups NSAlert-OAExtensinos that can live standa lone
JavaScript Room Scheduler
BWToolkit port to GitHub
Better key-value observing for Cocoa
Demonstrates a simple project that causes NSMetadataQuery to crash.
Unofficial mirror of the OpenMeta project in git
Objective-C wrapper for the SearchKit API / Mac OS
The Karelia iMedia Browser, framework and application for browsing media on Mac OS X
Super Awesome Easy Fetching for Core Data 1!!!11!!!!1!
Ruby on Rails Tutorial sample application
Social Science research has traditionally required data that is difficult to gather; by using smartphones as data collection tools we can overcome the methodological limitations that have hampered social science research and kept important questions from being answered. We will design an open source Android application that will be distributed to over 100 reentering prisoners to track their job-search experience. The application will enable: collection of location-based data, collection of anonymized phone call information, distribution of short questionnaires to study participants, contact between study participants and researchers through audio or video messages. We aim to design an application that will outlive the initial study and that is general enough to allow other researchers to use it. We will design a simple web-based front-end that will allow researchers to download information, monitor subject participation, and access communications sent by participants. All together, this will be a powerful tool for sociologists, enabling them to conduct useful, targeted, and inexpensive research on almost any population.
Play search module
LiveReload applies CSS/JS changes to Safari or Chrome w/o reloading the page (and autoreloads the page when HTML changes)