bkpavan

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• shashank88/system_design

  Preparation links and resources for system design questions

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• opentracing/opentracing-javascript

  OpenTracing API for Javascript (both Node and browser). 🛑 This library is DEPRECATED! https://github.com/opentracing/specification/issues/163

  Language:TypeScript1.1k145

• lengstrom/fast-style-transfer

  TensorFlow CNN for fast style transfer ⚡🖥🎨🖼

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• aymericdamien/TensorFlow-Examples

  TensorFlow Tutorial and Examples for Beginners (support TF v1 & v2)

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• pattern-lab/patternlab-node

  The Node version of Pattern Lab

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• igrigorik/bugspots

  Implementation of simple bug prediction hotspot heuristic

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• thlorenz/v8-perf

  ⏱️ Notes and resources related to v8 and thus Node.js performance

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• catchpoint/WebPageTest.api-nodejs

  WebPageTest API wrapper for NodeJS

  Language:JavaScript1.6k173

• artsy/ezel

  A boilerplate for Backbone projects that share code server/client, render server/client, and scale through modular architecture.

  Language:JavaScript29828

• ericzhang-cn/kindle-open-books

  This project is created to convert open source materials to kindle supported format

  Language:Python805179

• ianw/bottomupcs

  Bottom Up Computer Science

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• adactio/Pattern-Primer

  Generating styled markup from a folder of markup snippets.

  Language:CSS995156

• tangledpath/ruby-fann

  Ruby library for interfacing with FANN (Fast Artificial Neural Network)

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• bigohstudios/tictactoe

  [no longer maintained] Test Tic-Tac-Toe project for Neural Network study

  Language:Ruby397

• aaronfeng/perceptual_diff

  Perceptual Image Diff

  Language:Ruby51

• jejacks0n/teaspoon

  Teaspoon: Javascript test runner for Rails. Use Selenium, BrowserStack, or PhantomJS.

  Language:JavaScript1.4k243

• look/frontend-testing-for-skeptics

  Code from my RailsConf 2013 talk, Front-end Testing for Skeptics

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• welaika/wordless

  All the power of Pug, Sass, Coffeescript and WebPack in your WordPress theme. Stop writing themes like it's 1998.

  Language:PHP1.4k107

• travis-ci/travis-ci

  Free continuous integration platform for GitHub projects.

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• Treesaver/treesaver

  JavaScript library for creating column and page-based layouts

  Language:JavaScript1.1k112

• mleone/broadcast

  An embedded ruby web application for remote Android device management.

  Language:JavaScript12910

• chartbeat/labs

  chartbeat Labs

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• carlhuda/janus

  Vim distribution

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• bkpavan/dotfiles

  Configuration files

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• unconed/TermKit

  Experimental Terminal platform built on WebKit + node.js. Currently only for Mac and Windows, though the prototype works 90% in any WebKit browser.

  Language:JavaScript4.4k237

• bkpavan/rails

  Ruby on Rails

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• bkpavan/ActiveDocument

  Mapping layer for communicating with XML databases from Ruby

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• bkpavan/mini_exiftool

  This library is a wrapper for the Exiftool command-line application (http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/) written by Phil Harvey. You will get the full power of Exiftool to Ruby: Reading and writing of EXIF-data, IPTC-data and XMP-data.

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• crichey/ActiveDocument

  ActiveDocument is an open source Ruby connector for MarkLogic server, although at a later date it could potentially expanded to work with other XML databases. The goal of ActiveDocument is to make it as easy for developers to work with MarkLogic as ActiveRecord makes it for them to work with an RDBMS. The intent is to make them write as little XQuery as possible. If they can get 80% of their tasks done without having to write any XQuery that should increase adoption. Performance is less of a consideration as developers will have the ability to write their own potentially more performant XQuery later on in the development cycle. Also, the here goal is NOT to make ActiveDocument just an invocation of stored procedures. In fact, I'm imagining that about 80% of the calls from Ruby to MarkLogic will be XQuery that I am dynamically generating. This also is very much what ActiveRecord does where they have a SQL calculus engine that dynamically generate SQL. Again, like ActiveRecord I will give you the ability to call XQuery stored on the server, similar to invoking Stored Procedures. This will be something developers would use to access the 20% or so of functionality that they can't get through the dynamically generated SQL. A final goal is to make this a very flexible system. It should be flexible enough to support another transport mechanism beyond HTTP if such is ever required. It should also support a different XQuery generator which could potentially allow this to support additional XML databases.

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• ruby/ruby

  The Ruby Programming Language

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