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Rémi Prévost (@remi)

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teamocil

There's no I in Teamocil. At least not where you think. Teamocil is a simple tool used to automatically create windows and panes in tmux with YAML files.

her

Her is an ORM (Object Relational Mapper) that maps REST resources to Ruby objects. It is designed to build applications that are powered by a RESTful API instead of a database.

annyong

Annyong starts a public static Web server in the current directory, allowing people in your local network to browse your files.

pubwich

(This project is non-longer maintained) Pubwich is an open-source PHP Web application that allows you to aggregate your published data from multiple Websites and services into a single HTML page.

dotfiles

All my dotfiles (vim, zsh, tmux, etc.) in a single place

plug_canonical_host

PlugCanonicalHost ensures that all requests are served by a single canonical host.

pentadactyl-files

My personal Pentadactyl configuration files

emojibot

Emojibot is a Slack bot that announces new custom emoji to a specific channel.

plug_best

PlugBest parses HTTP “Accept-*” headers and returns the best match based on a list of values.

plug_letsencrypt

PlugLetsEncrypt responds to Let’s Encrypt domain verification requests.

her-example

This is an example of how Her can be used to create an application powered by a RESTful API.

portugal

ActiveRecord migrations without Rails

utilise.ca

Le code source de l'application Jekyll qui propulse utilise.ca

venyr

Broadcast your current Rdio playback via WebSockets and let others listen to it.

nid

A small Sinatra app to host, mirror and filters your own tweets.

lengthy

Lengthy is a Google Chrome/Chromium extension that adds a table of contents to README files on GitHub.

cryptocurrency-ticker

A cryptocurrency ticker that outputs HTML to use with GeekTool on macOS.

sinatra-kickstart

A typical structure for a Sinatra application.

wp-francophone

A small WordPress plugin to add a few french-specific filters and actions.

waq-2012

Le code de ma présentation au WAQ 2012, « Introduction à Ruby »

has_json_fields

Store JSON-encoded Ruby hashes in database fields

wpmu-htmlelements

WordPress MU plugin to add custom elements to WPMU’s set of restricted HTML tags.

netman

A network manager for mIRC (circa 2004)

css-background-position

A small experiment to show the *huge* difference tweaking your background-position makes.

tumbz

Her-powered Ruby wrapper to interact with the Tum.bz API

usualweather-web

The Web client for usualweather.in

flahoo

Little experiment with Django and Yahoo! Search + Flickr API

iphonedevcampqc

Les fichiers de ma présentation au iPhone + iPad DevCamp Qc

advent-of-code

surely

Surely watches your screenshots directory and upload new files to your imgur account.

gaston

Gaston is a Slack bot that snitches on users who remove/edit their messages from channels.

wp-sample-plugin

A small sample OOP WordPress plugin

opencode-her

These are the files I used to present Her at the 5th OpenCode on July 17th 2012.

drano

Drano is a queue cleaner for SQS. It connects to a queue as a worker, and then prints each message. Nothing else.

mono.growlstyle

The Mono Webkit style for Growl.

Venyr.ecoute

A skin for Ecoute.app

appstoreorapplestore.com

A small one-pager website that explains the difference between the “App Store” and ”Apple Stores”, which are quite easy to mix up for french-speaking people.

github-actions-concurrency-experiments

Experimentations using GitHub Actions concurrency features

usualweather-data

The data files used to populate usual-weather-api’s database.

brave-accept-language-override

A quick proof-of-concept to explore Brave’s override of the Accept-Language header

mi_hermano

“Did you know that 'fratello' means 'brother' in Italian? Strange I know that. I took four years of Spanish.” Mi Hermano translates strings using the Google Spreadsheets API (since the Translate API is no longer available).

notes.exomel.com

Les notes de Rémi Prévost — vim, git, ruby, html5 et autres buzzwords.

rack-accept

HTTP Accept* for Ruby/Rack