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Exercises from around the web, programming books, courses, and anything else.

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Use the TextBelt api in Node.js.
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acm

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bool

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click

The command `click` clicks on URLs for you.
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Profiler

A rudimentary profiler for PHP.
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expect

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Time formatting functions.
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require-lazy-loader

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in-browser

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Vim like commands in your web browser!!
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