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Nick Tomlin (@NickTomlin)

NickTomlin

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protractor-flake

Rerun potentially flakey protractor tests before failing.

pocketvim

A Chrome Extension that enables Vim bindings on Codemirorr and Ace enabled sites.

braintree-meteor-example

A simple Meteor and Braintree drop-in integration

react-table

A simple sortable table component for react.

dotfiles

These are my dotfiles. There are many like them, but these are mine.

sinatra-graphql-example

A quick and dirty implementation of an SDL based GraphQL api in Sinatra

mailchimp-lite

A lightweight wrapper for Mailchimp's v2 and v3 apis

cash-money.js

New wave DOM selection library.

clojure-lice

A Dockerized hello world in clojure, running on zeit now.

apollo-datasource-rest-testing

This example shows one approach to unit testing Apollo data sources

software-license-alternatives

Alternative options for choosing a software license

nicktomlin.github.io

Personal Site (or: a new home for an old blog)

math.trump

Make math great again

sanitize-values

Sanitize sensitive properties of an object

spring-batch-postgres-example

node-trouble

Collect useful troubleshooting details for your node project with a single command

pie

Create deliciously declarative pie charts with (P)React.

headless-testing

habitica-cli-ruby

A ruby-based command line interface for habitica

generator-modulify

rust-rsay

It's cowsay... in Rust

env_paths

Provides OS specific paths for your gem/application

quantum_phoenix_example

An example integrating quantum into a phoenix application.

tdd-the-hard-parts

Presentation on overcoming difficulties in front-end testing. Live Slides:

ng-easy-inject

Easily inject angular dependencies into your unit tests.

node-complement

A stand-alone version of the common 'complement' or 'not' found in functional libraries

kino

A chrome extension to easily manipulate chrome pages from the comfort of your text editor or os

deep-pluck

quantum_otp_example

An example using quantum in a simple OTP application

plug-open.vim

Augments vim-plug to easily interact with the source of installed plugins

docker-compose-node-example