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Octavio Alvarez (@alvarezp)

alvarezp

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Registered almost 15 years ago
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PHP
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Makefile 15.4 %

Python
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Ruby
7.7 %

Perl
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Location 🇲🇽 Mexico
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Makefile 18

Perl
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Shell
89

C
107

Ruby
271

PHP
395

Python
1,938

tdlpl

Tool to learn new programming languages. Clone it and run "make" (it needs GNU Make). It currently recognizes Python, Ruby, PHP, C, Go and JavaScript. Adding new languages and challenges is easy.

superkb

Keyboard-based task launcher with on-screen hints. To compile you may need to tweak the 'configuration' file. Once running hold your Super_L key down. (Current state: advanced work-in-progress)

curso-ruby-on-rails-1

Ejemplo expuesto en el curso de Ruby on Rails, 2009-03-21

notesfs

Linux (FUSE) file system interface for the iPhone 2G Notes application. It lets you view the iPhone 2G notes as files and edit them. To use: compile, mount your iPhone and run, pointing to the Notes database. Current state: early development.

gophd

A simple Gopher server written by Louis Brauer as a first-time C exercise. I decided to use it as a real-case test for the Caddeus makefile.

pgnui

A generic and extensible front-end to PostgreSQL databases. (State: work in progress)

monitor

Simple service monitor written in Bash.

caddeus

Caddeus is a prepared GNUmakefile oriented to the strict quality of C programs.

invisible-remove-git-demo

Demonstration repository about a removal not appearing in a git merge log.

tircd

poda

(Mirror repository) -- Poda is a tool to find similar and duplicate content between disconnected storage units. It can be used for connected ones too.

awake

[Mirror] A Web static site generator based on GNU Make, PHP and Pandoc

dirdup

Experimental code for creating a duplicate finder tool across multiple systems. Written in Python.

stats

Command-line tool written in C to output statistics on a set of numbers given on standard input. Very simple, fast and stable utility. Its development is test-driven and Its makefile is based on the caddeus-framework.