pavlobaron/DevRoulette

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DevRoulette is a game for geeks. You log in, tell it what your programming skills are. Then you get a Co-geek, and you two have 20 minutes to solve a task together. If you do, you both earn points. If not - no points - next task. And the whole thing will be implemented with Erlang/OTP (with some JavaScript, maybe).

wpcorpus

wpcorpus - NLP corpus based on Wikipedia's full article dump

riak_mongo

riak_mongo is a collection of things necessary to make Riak act like MongoDB to the clients

robotframework-soapuilibrary

SoapUI test library for the Robot Framework

log4j2redis

log4j appender writing straight to Redis

graphlr

Index the antlr3 AST through a Neo4j graph

polymovial

polymovial - mouse pointer movement learning and prediction

neo_vs_smith

Code of my "Neo vs. Smiths" talk (codemotion Rome and more confs)

imofs

IMAP Based Online File Storage

ErlangOTPBookSamples

Code samples from the Erlang/OTP book

disco_playground

playground of my Disco changes that will be step by step pushed over to my fork

sau

sau is Pig Latin processor implemented in Python, esp. for Disco

TweeFT

TweeFT - Twitter based File Trasfer

jen_fsm

A tiny Finite State Machine for Java, partially inspired by Erlang/OTP's gen_fsm.

travis-java-playground

My playground for Java under travis-ci

rabbitio

Python module to access a RabbitMQ queue as if it were a file

pmml-data-generator

Script to generate random data based on a PMML data dictionary

travolta

A collection of different tools and add-ons to work with Disco (http://www.discoproject.net)

HearItLater

An audio helper for a lazy dog

Big-Data-Demo-2

BlackJack

Simple BlackJack game written in Scala using its actor model and message passing which I used to explain Scala in 30 minutes at the SBB DeveloperDay 2010 in Switzerland (sort of live coding). Read comments to find out how to run