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David Fraser (@davidfraser)

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sqlalchemy-orm-tutorial

Example of working through the standard sqlalchemy ORM tutorial

WhatsApp-Key-DB-Extractor

WhatsApp Key/DB Extractor v2

programming-posters

Posters something to do with programming, especially Python

aw-teams-history-plugin

Userscript to retrieve Microsoft Teams history information and feed it to ActivityWatch buckets

taskdav

Command-line tool and python library for interacting with Tasks over CalDAV

docutils

Fork of docutils from http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/dev/repository.html

clipbit

Children Learn Intuitive Programming By Incovenient Typing

FormEncode

Branch of FormEncode for python 3

toggl-sheet

toggl-sheet is a synchronization program that exports toggl entries into a Google Spreadsheet

retext

ReText is a simple editor that reads your text with MarkDown or HTML markup and saves it as plain text, HTML or PDF. It is written in Python using Qt libraries. This is a clone with some old fixes for Windows.

conductor

Imitates an orchestra's conductor's baton, like a metronome but more visual

dbghelper

Simple helper for inline winpdb/pdb debugging

genshi

Genshi templating engine (git-svn mirror with my patches)

scientific-compsci-undergrad

A rationale for teaching source control and testing practice in undergraduate Computer Science

upbind

Upbind lets you maintain DNS definitions in a simple set of text files, and watches these files and regenerates zone files automatically. It tells bind to reload the zone files whenever they change, and generates zone serial numbers.

anonymise-proximity-tracking

Some sample code for anonymising time-location data for users, but still allowing proximity detection, for use in epidemic control

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deranged-camp

Creating schedules for group activities while avoiding individuals being in the same group twice, and having various other constraints