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* ASP.NET MVC 5, Knockoutjs, Momentjs, jQuery and Bootstrap
* Azure Websites, Azure SQL, Azure DocumentDB, Azure Caching
* OAuth 2 providers (Google, Facebook, Twitter and Microsoft Live)
The idea is to make a site that aggregates multiple sources into one so I can try to keep up with RSS, Twitter, Facebook, etc. Right now its somewhat a glorified RSS reader. I dunno if I will ever monetize it, something I just wanted to make.
I've been developing the stack for The ContentMine ( http://contentmine.org ). In the next month or so, we will start scraping the entire scientific literature as it is published each day, and processing it through our 'fact extraction' pipeline. Done so far: - I've defined a JSON format for declarative web scrapers (ScraperJSON: https://github.com/ContentMine/scraperJSON ) - made a Node library for web scraping with…
I've long thought about doing this with arXiv to determine if you could extract results and synthesize answers to questions. Is anything like that part of the goals for The ContentMine?
It started off as a small side project to see how easily I could get a quick n' dirty db app put together on gtk, but it's kinda taken on a life of its own and grown to something a lot more than I first intended.
I'm just starting to add Python scripting support now.
But I am enjoying it.
gtk and Objective C
I've been working on a site called Sibbell ( http://sibbell.com/ ). At the core, the idea was to provide a way to get notified when GitHub projects you use (star or watch) publish new releases. Keeping you in the know when features get added or that bug that's about to kill your Monday gets fixed. Seems like something GitHub would do, but the only way you can get notified about releases through GitHub is to 'watch' a…
Long story short. It's a nice frontend written in Perl that parses your configuration files and based on templates modifies them.
So this gives you the opportunity to do :
server-tools repo add https://github.com/any/repo.git --domain www.new-site.com --site html --site-home path/to/public
I am trying to organize all here and there posts with passive/semipassive side projects.
I am adding new content from threads like this, so keep them coming ;)
There are no statistics to show yet as nobody is using it, but I'm hoping I can change that soon.
The API and the website are two separate Flask apps whilst the websocket server is implemented using node. For now the API and the websocket component communicate using redis' pubsub functionality for the MVP stage, but I have a vague suspicion this will have to be the first thing to change eventually. Will have to test.
I've just began working in https://spate.io again. There are no statistics to show yet as nobody is using it, but I'm hoping I can change that soon. The API and the website are two separate Flask apps whilst the websocket server is implemented using node. For now the API and the websocket component communicate using redis' pubsub functionality for the MVP stage, but I have a vague suspicion this will have to be the f…
I build and sell high-resolution posters of the sky at http://greaterskies.com I've been at it for some years now, and it's been featured here a couple of times. The backend (astronomical computations and generation of the PDF) I implemented in Common Lisp. It's still tiny: I get around 20 visits a day, sell around a poster a day, and can't figure out how to make it grow.