dalealleshouse/algorithms

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Code for the algorithms section of the Hideous Humpback Freak blog.

db-fundamentals

Workshop covering DB fundamentals, CAP, and Relational vs. NoSQL. Complete with fun exercises.

zero-to-devops

Code sample for Zero to DevOps in Under an Hour with Kubernetes talk

software-simplicity

On the surface, the concept of software simplicity seems almost benign. However, complexity remains a cancerous growth that's sucking the lifeblood from our systems. This workshop is a deep exploration of the concept of complexity because acumen is the only effective form of mitigation.

TuringMachine

Simple demonstration of a Turning Machine in C#

raiding-react

4 Exciting Pirate Games demonstrating React State Management concepts

AzureTextAnalytics

C# library for accessing Azure Machine Learning Text Analitics : https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/machine-learning-apps-text-analytics/

AutoMapperFramework

Ever get tired of the monolithic map definition files? AutoMapperFramework generates maps from types that implement header interfaces.

sql-server-integration-tests

dotfiles

My Linux dotfiles

DotNetTestHelper

Helpers for testing .net applications

land-of-lisp

Programming examples from the book Land of Lisp

SetTheory

Examples for Set Theory Blog Posts: http://hideoushumpbackfreak.com/post/2017/02/05/Just-Enough-Set-Theory-Set-Theory-Defined-(Part-1-of-3)

ImmutableExample

load-perfect

Weight bar loading application

csrf-example

learn_c

simple programs to demonstrate c

RelativeStrengthCalculator

Calculator for determining coefficients and scores for strength sports

play-nine

Simple project to demonstrate typescript and react

MathematicsToGenericProgramming

Playground for applying concepts from the book Mathematics to Generic Programming. The book uses C++, I'm using Java just to force myself to have a deeper understanding of the topics.