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Demo here: http://trevlovett.github.io/AsciiTracer/asciitracer.html
Some work needs to be done to massage the code into a proper library that could be used for demos & games.
xBoard: https://github.com/eipark/xboard xBoard is a canvas based drawing tool like many others - except it can be recorded and played back like video. There are many iPad sketch recorders, but this one works right in your browser. I originally wrote this in about a week for a college senior project, and haven't been able to give it much love since. I've poked into adding web audio recording with the goal of creating…
Checkmate (https://github.com/adewes/python-checkmate):
Checkmate is a new Python tool for static code analysis. It provides a global view of code quality in a project and focuses on giving simple, actionable advise to the user.
Blitz-DB (https://github.com/adewes/blitz-db):
Blitz-DB is a file-based document database. It is written in Python and doesn't have any external dependencies.
Help with any of these projects is highly welcome, feel free to e-mail me for more details (andreas.dewes@gmail.com) :)
It's a "tweak" for jailbroken iOS. Basically what it does is it adds animations to the homescreen, like what Android can do.
The cool thing about it is that users can code their own animations in Lua. For example here's a script for cube: http://github.com/rweichler/cylinder/tree/master/tweak/scrip...
It's a relatively simple project. It's pretty popular, had about 50K users at the moment. I kinda wish I had other contributors cause I'm the only one working on it atm.
The idea is "JSON as the definition language of JSON transformations."
I'm not at the implementation stage yet, hence the prototype is weak (it might even be broken.)
I came up with the idea and have sketched out a few ways that I can imagine it working, but need to bounce ideas off others before I continue.
Take a look. Conceptually where would you want to go with this? Architecturally how would you get there?
If I can get some contributors it would be awesome. There's quite a bit of deep thought that will need to go into refining how much it tries to handle, what the interfaces look like, and how to make it perform well.
I definitely plan to continue work on it soon, but need two or three heads to do this as well as I believe it deserves.
OAuthlib: https://github.com/idan/oauthlib
Flask-OAuthlib: https://github.com/lepture/flask-oauthlib
Requests-OAuthlib: https://github.com/requests/requests-oauthlib
Nimrod is a "new" systems programming language which is statically typed, uses space delimited blocks (like Python) and compiles to C to create very fast and dependency free executables.
We have a growing community with a couple of collaborators already who love to help newcomers. There is plenty to do, the most important of which is fixing compiler bugs but I'm certain that most people would not like to start with that. There are of course many other ways you can contribute. You may wish to write libraries in Nimrod and make them available for other Nimrod programmers, you can improve the standard library documentation and the tutorials, or you can simply write software in Nimrod and give us feedback about the language and the compiler.
If you're interested then talk to us on IRC (#nimrod on Freenode) or our forum (http://forum.nimrod-lang.org).
This would be a great addition to the monthly "Who's Hiring" and "Freelancers" posts that go up. Not sure who runs the whoishiring account but maybe they could consider this. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring
Hacker News API - https://github.com/karan/HackerNewsAPI
Fully functional HN API as a Python module. It has a bunch of issues such as adding more end-points for getting more data. I could really use someone's help here.
HNIfy - https://github.com/karan/HNify
This is the REST port of the previously-mentioned API. It has a bunch of issues - not all methods have been ported, no unit tests, very slow sometimes etc. The biggest issue is to add a crawler and a database so the API doesn't have to call HN every time a request is received.
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Both MIT licensed. Free to use and modify. Fork and send PR's, Happy to merge.
Let me know if there are any questions.
This would be a great addition to the monthly "Who's Hiring" and "Freelancers" posts that go up. Not sure who runs the whoishiring account but maybe they could consider this. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring
I would really like this. I'm looking for something to contribute to, and threads like this are the ideal place to find projects.