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Paolo "Nusco" Perrotta (@nusco)

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narjillos

Artificial creatures that mutate and evolve.

ProgML

Companion site to the Programming Machine Learning book.

ruby-metaprogramming-tokyo

A repository for my Ruby Metaprogramming training in Tokyo, December 2015

cookbook

The old demo project for the (nor retired) "How Git Works" and "Mastering Git" trainings.

how-git-works

The examples for the "How Git Works" training on Pluralsight

deep_learning_adventure

Code for my presentation: "A Deep Learning Adventure", at RubyKaigi 2019

brainfuckEE

Brainfuck Enterprise Edition

sssmoke

Slap Ruby scripts on a web server in seconds.

progml-code

Source code for my book Programming Machine Learning

crash-into-ruby

Ruby Workshop at RubyConf Australia 2015

colab-tutorial

A 20-minutes Google Colab tutorial.

powernap

Frictionless REST resources that love you whether you're human or robot.

mobility_service

A simple Java Web Service for my own integration training

microlog

A minimal logging app for coding challenges and other basic-basic tasks

ide

Ide is the Injector of Dependencies for the Enterprise

forthr

Toy project: An interpreter for a Forth-like stack language

mrcoach

Basic goofing around with the Mr. Coach concept

capybara-webkit-bug-demo

A simple project to reproduce an apparent bug in Capybara-webkit

nusco.github.com

My user page on GH

ticket_service

An example RESTy service for my own training courses and demos.

wherewhere

A dead easy way to tell people where you are.

nusco.github.io

Personal site of Paolo "Nusco" Perrotta

squash

Cucumber-based applications for web testing

algosup-cyoa

Final projects for the Git training in Algosup, 2024

cuukie

A continuous view on Cucumber features (this project is probably made obsolete by the latest features in Cucumber - I'll leave it here because, you know, history).