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Daniel Graziotin (@dgraziotin)

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docker-nginx-webdav-nononsense

Aims to enable a no-nonsense WebDAV docker system on the latest available nginx mainline. Magic included?

osx-docker-mysql

Like osx-docker-lamp, but only MySQL

openpomo

OpenPomo was a Java/Android application implementing the basic rules of the Pomodoro technique. Looking for a new Dev!

acm_sig_paper_markdown_pandoc

Example project of an academic paper using the ACM SIG Proceedings template

video.js-dynamic

Working example of "How to dynamically change video.js videos and captions, with JavaScript"

dycapo

Dynamic Carpooling Server developed for SoNET - FBK ( http://sonet.fbk.eu )

disclose-data-dbr-first-then-opendata

My tutorial on disclosing data for double blind peer review and make it archived open data upon acceptance.

osx-docker-apache-php

Like osx-docker-lamp, but only Apache and PHP

libckan

Python library for OKFN CKAN APIv3.

DWDM

Data Warehousing and Data Mining project, Unibz

datadeck

A GUI front-end for dpm

docker-smokeping-slave

Docker image derived from linuxserver/smokeping to run as slave

rchiveit

dycapo-thesis

My Computer Science Bachelor Thesis on Dycapo

BD-incollo

A free Pastebin clone written in Django

iProtal

Metal and Progressive Rock/Metal iTunes song manager

dataviz-timelinepeerreview

A data visualization (timeline) for the history of peer review and its innovation.

Pomotux

The aim of the project is to build a C++ activity manager for the Pomodoro Technique created by Francesco Cirillo, a member of the XPlabs crew. Our program focuses on the basic features of the technique. It does not focus on advanced techniques, such as the prediction of the number of pomodoros needed for an activity.