tylerpeterson/spa-relief
Experiment with migration paths away from a Single Page Application
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Experiment with migration paths away from a Single Page Application
A dirty command line script for setting your user status in confluence.
Experiment on making express and happy co-exist. Investigating possible migration patterns.
Web component for the contact information of a person.
Forecast project delivery based on a lot of hogwash.
Getting statistics from github to better understand what's happening at work.
Misc functions I find useful.
My own answers to questions from node school
Span-based distributed app-tracer recommendation.
A collection of queries suitable for sending to the version one query endpoint. May contain data specific to my own situation. Your mileage may vary.
A node library for gracefully and quickly shutting down an http server instance.
Library to help you implement the oauth flow for VersionOne.
Fiddling around with promises to learn more about them.
Playing around with querying VersionOne programmatically.
Miscellaneous examples and other supporting materials for the Cj web site at amundsen.com
Many spiritually inclined folks make it a habit to read scripture every day. With so many pages and topics, sometimes it's hard to even pick a spot to begin. This app is really an electronic equivalent of letting the book fall open and reading what you see first.
Next-generation CSS grid framework based on flexbox. Provides the same responsive 12 column fluid layout as Bootstrap 3 to most browsers. Even supports IE 6! Simple, fast, and easy.
Multiple implementations of the fibonacci sequence. Code for practice coding, and practice performance testing code.
A website to go with the book "Your LDS Wedding Planner."
Serve files by osx mavericks tag.
Demo code for training new hires.
NOT USEFUL. Sorry folks.
Sample code on the FamilySearch Frontier stack.
My own code playing with Angular. Not gonna be very useful for others.
Static asset manager that allows you to declare multiple asset folders that will be searched when resolving static assets in your app. You can even tell the asset-manager to scan your node_modules for assets that should be included in your app. This makes it easy to package up content and reuse it across projects. This library also provides the ability to precompile all of the static assets into their production form (e.g., aggregated, minified content with hashed filenames). Less support is built in so you can have Less files live side by side with css files.
The missing package manager for OS X.