Cora Sutton (@corasaurus-hex)
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corasaurus-hex

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  • Stars
    star
    81
  • Global Rank 242,014 (Top 9 %)
  • Followers 109
  • Following 3
  • Registered almost 17 years ago
  • Most used languages
    Ruby
         35.3 %
    Clojure
         17.6 %
    Janet     11.8 %
    Go
         11.8 %
    Shell
         5.9 %
    C
         5.9 %
    HTML
         5.9 %
    CSS
         5.9 %
  • Location 🇺🇸 United States
  • Country Total Rank 50,078
  • Country Ranking
    Janet     8
    Clojure
         715
    Ruby
         6,491
    CSS
         7,550
    Go
         9,563

Top repositories

1

fs

Clojure filesystem utilities
Clojure
12
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2

isatty

isatty for janet-lang
C
6
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3

limechat-grayzone

a theme for the rubycocoa irc client limechat
CSS
5
star
4

linode-stack

Sprinkle scripts for getting a Linode instance up with our favorite tools
Ruby
4
star
5

pull-all

Pulls the current git repo and all immediate descendant git repos in parallel
Janet
4
star
6

magical

A golang implementation of of Flake https://github.com/boundary/flake
Go
4
star
7

dev-to

A repo to host my dev-to posts with tests.
Clojure
3
star
8

janet-sequence-cursor

A data structure for moving around sequences (lists/arrays/tuples) in janet.
Janet
3
star
9

forgery-demo

Forgery demo app and a few similar libraries
Ruby
3
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10

markdown_j

Ruby wrapper for the MarkdownJ java library for use in JRuby
Ruby
3
star
11

bare-rails-template

A very bare rails template with some things we tend to use a lot
Ruby
2
star
12

grotesque-ruby

A library that makes is possible to use ZooKeeper like Redis. A grotesque.
Ruby
2
star
13

labyrinth

A maze generator in clojure
Clojure
2
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14

logo

lo(cal)go - A tool that you can use to run Go commands with the GOPATH set as the current directory.
Go
1
star
15

wearyourdamnmask

HTML
1
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16

scratch

Easily use and manage scratch files for throwaway programming
1
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17

projectname

A skeleton go project to show to people as an example of how one might structure an application written in go.
Shell
1
star
18

homebrew-janet

Ruby
1
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