This is great, I love small hacks like these! I would love to be able to authorize it with my Github account so it can read my contributions to my private repository. All around great work.
I second that :)
Song of GitHub
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It looks like my HTTPSEverywhere add-on automatically redirects from http to https on Heroku apps. Funny - the https link works for me.
You're (probably) either not on Chrome (which blocks mixed content by default), or HTTPSEverywhere changes that feature (since blocking mixed content breaks a lot of websites' https version)
Firefox 19.0 - and you're right, I just confirmed that the https link doesn't work on Chrome.
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Doesn't seem to work anymore, I guess the autor removed it?
It works if you use http instead of https. I don't know why RyanMcGreal linked it that way. jQuery isn't getting loaded over https so that's why it's not working. Here's the correct link: http://song-of-github.herokuapp.com/?username=aaronsw
Pull request is in: https://github.com/ajacksified/song-of-github/pull/8
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#34Also, it's just me or does MIDI.js have the potential to lead the renaissance of midi music on the internet? I had almost forgotten midi files existed if it weren't for this lib.
It's going to lead to someone writing a MIDIBlock extension for Chrome, which I will happily install alongside FlashBlock and AdBlock.
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It works if you use http instead of https. I don't know why RyanMcGreal linked it that way. jQuery isn't getting loaded over https so that's why it's not working. Here's the correct link: http://song-of-github.herokuapp.com/?username=aaronsw
Pull request is in: https://github.com/ajacksified/song-of-github/pull/8
This is only my second post so I don't know if this goes against the community guidelines but...
Hell yeah!, I love open source!
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#36I like how mind sounds. Sounds like a lone explorer searching for programming nirvana for a year, got disappointed for a little bit, and then eventually rediscovered the joy of programming again.
http://song-of-github.herokuapp.com/?username=wyuenho
This is really really nicely done. Thanks for this. This made my day.
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#37LOL, my song is the saddest song I've ever heard. It sounds like the score to a point a play where the protagonist loses everything.
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#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
It works if you use http instead of https. I don't know why RyanMcGreal linked it that way. jQuery isn't getting loaded over https so that's why it's not working. Here's the correct link: http://song-of-github.herokuapp.com/?username=aaronsw
Pull request is in: https://github.com/ajacksified/song-of-github/pull/8
Thanks for the pull request! On it.
edit: aaand fixed. also, had to switch to google; code.jquery.com doesn't provide https :(
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#39Author here. Thanks for the wonderful comments! I also fixed the https issues.
This was really taken to the next level thanks to a couple of pull requests from some really talented developers; rpflorence, phuu, and everyone else with issues and pull requests. This is what makes open source so cool. https://github.com/ajacksified/song-of-github/contributors
Also, Midi.js is really fun to play with. http://mudcu.be/midi-js/
Obligatory song link: http://song-of-github.herokuapp.com/?username=ajacksified
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#40What a cool idea, awesome!