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Joseph Wecker (@josephwecker)

josephwecker

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Global Rank 98,427 (Top 4 %)
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Registered about 15 years ago
Most used languages

C
20.6 %

Erlang
17.6 %

Python
14.7 %

Vim Script
11.8 %

Ruby
8.8 %

JavaScript
8.8 %

Shell
5.9 %

Elixir
2.9 %

Haxe 2.9 %

TeX
2.9 %

CSS
2.9 %
Location 🇺🇸 United States
Country Total Rank 23,178
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Haxe 138

Erlang
169

Vim Script
833

Elixir
1,460

C
5,652

TeX
5,891

Ruby
7,148

bashrc_dispatch

Launch different bash configurations for Linux vs OSX, interactive vs batch

epgsql_pool

Fork of Will Glozer's erlang postgresql pool server, so it can be maintained and polished.

tcpshunt

Hand off a TCP connection to another server

monocore

IN PROGRESS. a minimalist monospace font ideal for programming and console systems.

autocolors

Automatically generate editor-agnostic colorschemes that look freaking awesome.

git-loc

Quick lines-of-code calculator grouped by day for git repositories

neworld

Game stuff in haxe

zml

Concise markup language + templating system inspired by haml, SLiP, sexp2xml, and tenjin.

libhhash

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/libhhash

murphytango.vim

High contrast colorscheme (full featured) based on murphy, tango, and desert256

exrss

Elixir robust RSS polling (etc.)

udon

Universal Document & Object Notation

ngx-rome

Let nginx serve up a request from multiple sources without using SSI. (Divide and Conquer)

achtung

New language on top of the Erlang virtual machine sharing all of Erlang's common idioms. Also parsing expression grammar (PEG) work.

autohighlight

Automatically generate VIM and emacs coloring from BNF grammars (Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/autohighlight)

zombiehour

pywebtest

Plain-english, fast, headless (mostly), lightweight, and standards-compliant acceptance and web testing.

epgsql

Fork of Will Glozer's erlang postgresql api. Here for maitenance and evolution.

gx

Generic eXtra C macros. Miscellaneous, probably of little interest to anyone beside myself.

genmachine

Generates parsers based on a fancy state-table. Takes a state table where the following are defined: state, input+conditions, accumulate-action, pre-transition-actions, and transition-to. It takes that state table and generates very fast parsers. Similar to Ragel. Currently only outputs pure Ruby.

haxe.vim

New and improved haxe syntax file for vim

neutron.vim

Light background gvim colorscheme, the yin to zenburn's yang. Fully featured (coherent colors for almost all syntax groups)

decoupler

Like a buffered named pipe with an actual file and possibly multiple readers.

APG

Analytical Parsing Grammars

jaw.io

Joseph Wecker website

erlbuild

A simplified Erlang build / make / makefile utility. Can also combine beams into self-contained escript executable.

mx

Meta-control/config/context manager. A kind of superset of git/rvm/pythonbrew/rails-environment type tools...

erldashboard

Right now, just a tool for pulling in emails and using them to potentially trigger actions

metacon

Tool with some similarities to puppet but specializing in fast development iteration and continuous deployment. For use with justin.tv / twitch.tv project clusters.

udon-ruby

Ruby gem for parsing and generating Udon documents/objects

zerl

Erlang web server & framework. View-centric. Optimized for speed of development and speed of content delivery.

construct

Intelligent procedural makefile replacement based on fabricate.py

uthash

Official now at: https://github.com/troydhanson/uthash -- [was Clone of http://tkhanson.net/cgit.cgi/uthash.git until troydhanson decides to do an official one here (: ( http://uthash.sourceforge.net/ )]

tpl

Efficient C serialization. Clone of http://tkhanson.net/cgit.cgi/tpl.git until troy does his own official clone on here (: ( http://tpl.sourceforge.net/ )

ascendant

Baseline-aligned design framework

vim-code-tag-renderer

Given a text file, it replaces <code> blocks with html exactly like what appears in (your) gvim. For when pygments isn't cutting it for your blog or documentation.

libveb

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/libveb