remcoder/OctoPrint-GCodeThumbs

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remcoder/OctoPrint-GCodeThumbs

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OctoPrint plugin to enrich the file list with a preview thumbnail for each gcode file.

gcode-preview

A simple GCode parser & previewer with 3D printing in mind. Written in Typescript.

Pxxl.js

With pxxl.js and the included BDF font files you can 'render' a text to an array of pixel coordinates. You can then use the pixel coordinates to do your own drawing.

chronos

Reactive time utilities for Meteor. Includes reactive replacements for new Date() and moment().

computron

Computron is for creating reactive computations, just like ReactiveVar is for reactive values

dataroles.js

Clean separation of style vs behavior using data-* attributes.

retrofyme

See yourself in 8bit retro style. By leveraging the GetUserMedia api and the color palettes of some good old 8-bit computers, a 'retrofied' version of yourself is rendered.

realstuffforabstractpeople.com

SublimeHandcraft

A Sublime Text 2 plugin for working with Handcraft prototypes

konami

Run a callback when the Konami code is entered

retrofy

convert the font and colors of a webpage to give it that good ol' 8-bit look we so love :-P

quat.js

quaternion math

cube-puzzle

Hey Russ, here's your darn puzzle.

rgb_plasma

on-demand

Film1 On Demand movies sorted by IMDB rating

rgb-matrix

Web interface to control a ColorDuino LED matrix

Milight-Remote-Control

Demo Android App to Remote Control Milight lamps via the v6 wifi bridge

gcode-preview-vue-demo

This example project demonstrates the use of my gcode-preview in a Vue.js app.

PrintSchedule

Simple 3D Print Schedule for my good friend Russell ⚡️

RijksMemoryGame

frans

website for my father-in-law

bbh

website for my brother in-law

polyhedral-dice-calculator

Simple Android app for rolling any combination of RPG dice, as simple as using a calculator. You can even roll non-existent dice like 1d3 or 1d7! Just enter the formula and ROLL!

sudoku-colors

Each cell is colored dynamically, based on the number of filled in cells in its row (red), column (blue) and quadrant (green). This gives each sudoku a unique color pattern. Also whenever a number is added, the colors change accordingly. So when there are no more valid options, everything is white and you have completed the sudoku.