Projects
I'm quite prolific with projects. Some of the ones below are side products of other things. Some of these have been worked on for quite a long time before being released, others can be considered more hacks.
Where's Next?
Where's Next? is an iPhone application.
Nobody really likes doing errands. How about a way to help you do them quicker?
Where's Next? takes the places you need to visit and according to where you are now tells you the quickest way to visit them.
Jacks
Jacks is a web development framework. It's designed to be a starting point for responsive designs. It's intended to provide the basic elements for you, whilst you work on the rest.
UrbanScraper (and the Alfred Extension)
UrbanScraper is a web service for accessing definitions from Urban Dictionary. It was created to use with the Alfred Extension. It's written in Ruby using Sinatra and the Nokogiri gem for using XPath. It's hosted on Heroku.
The Alfred Extension is for the Mac productivity application, Alfred. You'll need the Powerpack. It uses the web service to take a term and output the definition through Growl. It's written in PHP (as it has JSON support built in).
Over on GitHub...
- omniauth-pam — A PAM strategy for OmniAuth.
- DrawingPrimitives — An example of drawing basic shapes in Quartz.
- urbanscraper — An API for Urban Dictionary
- nickcharlton.github.com — GitHub pages for me.
- jacks — A framework for building responsive websites.
- termisoc-python-tutorial — A set of examples for the TermiSoc Python Tutorial.
- QuickDialog — A fork of escoz's QuickDialog which removes the requirement of Automatic Reference Counting.
- dotfiles — My dotfiles. Good stuff should be shared.
- sinatra-examples — A bunch of examples for Sinatra.
- RestPHP — A RestClient like library for PHP
- CSS3-Bundle — A CSS3 Bundle for TextMate
- elements — Some prestyled CSS elements. For your pleasure.
- mealdiary — A Meal Diary built for logging blood sugar levels
- Chryp-Export — A little tool to export from Chyrp
- authframe — A basic authentication framework for PHP
