Al Scott (@scottaj)
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mocha.el

Emacs mode for running mocha tests
Emacs Lisp
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android-scala-example

An implementation of the "Suggest" example from Ed Burnette's "Hello Android" book. Uses Scala, Scaloid, and Akka actors on Android.
Scala
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3

node-binary-data

A sample app for my blog post
JavaScript
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4

old-emacs-config

My old emacs config -- no longer maintained or used. See here for the new one:
Emacs Lisp
15
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5

dropwizard-auth-multitenancy-example

Sample code for my blog post
Java
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marionette-behaviors-example

A small sample app demonstrating using and testing Marionette behaviors
JavaScript
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new-emacs-config

Emacs config
Emacs Lisp
6
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8

marionette-form-view-demo

Demo of the FormView class I wrote for for Marionette
CoffeeScript
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9

elixir-doll-smuggler

Smuggling drugs with Elixir
Elixir
2
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10

Ruby_Pport

Ruby module for basic reading and writing to the parallel port on a variety of platforms.
Ruby
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11

IgnitionScript

Graphical event scripting program. Great for creating light or fireworks shows.
Ruby
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Pport_Script_Utility

A graphical utility for scripting parallel port events. *DEPRECATED* last version used as code base for IgnitionScript https://[email protected]/scottaj/IgnitionScript.git
Ruby
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13

UDM-RCR

A small, configurable, room condition report web application.
JavaScript
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14

config

Configuration files for emacs and bash
Shell
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15

pretty-symbols

Emacs Lisp
1
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Media_Script_Utility

A WxRuby application for scripting events to music or video. *DEPRECATED* core functionality will be integrated into IgnitionScript https://[email protected]/scottaj/IgnitionScript.git
Ruby
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17

Course-Outcomes-Assessment-Tool

A tool for creating and measuring course outcomes and generating metrics based on assignments and outcomes evaluations.
Ruby
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18

twitter_clone

A small web application that mimics Twitter. Uses Sinatra, MongoDB, and Twitter Bootstrap. Just for fun.
JavaScript
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