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I'm writing documentation for my Heroku SSL Purchase and Installation add-on: ExpeditedSSL. http://bit.ly/1gpcB95 The add-on makes it dead easy to put SSL onto your Heroku app-instance.
I'm writing documentation for my Heroku SSL Purchase and Installation add-on: ExpeditedSSL. http://bit.ly/1gpcB95 The add-on makes it dead easy to put SSL onto your Heroku app-instance.
I need this in my life. I deploy SSL so frequently, I would love it.
If you're still interested after seeing how it works, my email is in the YouTube description. The add-on is still in restricted access while it moves through the Heroku approval process.
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That's a WIP port of Conception in Go. It's an experimental code editor/live development environment tool.
What you see is an experiment at creating a Sublime Text/Atom-like fixed UI, with the list of Go packages in a tree view on the left, code in the middle, and various live widgets on the right. For instance, you can see a live git diff, the type of variable under your cursor, and various other debug things related to the parsed AST.
Unfinished Code: https://github.com/shurcooL/Conception-go/commits/master
https://twitter.com/tectonic/status/448565716761837568/photo...
This week as been all about getting a second version stamped and out (nowhere near a finished version or even 1.0, but a 0.2 version)
I've been working on https://ghostream.com a framework for constructing stream processing systems. Getting a first draft of the website (http://imgur.com/ujsmjJz) and the documentation (although there is still much to do)
And after that, lots of bug fixes and environment clean ups (code coverage pipeline / static analysis etc.) Managed to knock down quite a few little bugs that way.
Cool idea! Isomer, an isometric graphics library for HTML5 canvas. Screenshot: https://cloudup.com/ca2TeFocl6F I'm _almost_ ready to release. I've been working on the docs here ( http://jdan.github.io/isomer/ ), but the code is still private.
Finding a job can be difficult and managing the application / search process has always been a pain point for me.
I'm working on a personal app to help me find a job and manage the application process for it.
I've scraped and indexed all of the Hacker News "Who is hiring" threads since January 2013 and am putting support in for Github Jobs and Careers 2.0 to get a pretty decent list of companies I may want to work for.
The next piece is to add a tracking system to help me manage phone screens, followups, note taking, etc.
I've been learning about machine learning and slowly training it to filter out jobs at places that I wouldn't like.
Also if you're hiring, I'd love to chat: sfdev14@gmail.com.
