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- RT @cmcluck: Open source works best when it is built in the open. That was key to Kubernetes success: first release was modest a… link, 2018/04/18 at 10:19pm
- Today I am thankful for: - Competent, responsible commercial jet pilots who keep us safe while miraculously transp… link, 2018/04/18 at 10:15pm
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My Open source projects
These are all projects I have initiated.
- DotNetZip - a full-featured zip library for .NET. About 40kloc in C#. Reads, writes, and updates AES encrypted zips, ZIP64, Unicode. The library can be used from any COM platform. Samples in the source distrib in VB, PHP, Javascript, C++, C#, VBScript, Perl, and others.
- IIRF - an ISAPI Filter that does rewriting and proxying, like mod_rewrite and mod_proxy for Apache. C/C++.
- CleanModQueue - a tool to automatically clean your reddit moderator queue. .NET, C#, WinForms, REST, JSON, System.Net.Http.
- gplus - a wordpress plugin that displays your most recent Google+ activity. PHP, REST, JSON. You can see this running in the sidebar on this page, above.
- flickr_eyecandy - a wordpress plugin that displays a random flickr "Eye Candy" image, selecting one photo from Flickr with the tag or tags you provide. PHP, REST, XML. You can see this running just above, on this page.
- XPath Visualizer - a Windows tool that helps you visualize XPath query results. .NET, C#, WinForms, XML
- ReloadIt (ReloadIE) - a Windows tool that reloads an IE tab, based on a change in a filesystem file. Works like Mac's Live Reload, but for IE. .NET, C#, WPF.
- csharp-mode - an emacs major-mode for editing C# code.
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Tag Archives: emacs
restclient.el – sending API Requests directly from within Emacs
Hey, something new! (to me!) the restclient.el library, for emacs. I tried it. I like it. I recommend it. What does it do? Allows you to send REST requests (really just http requests) right from emacs, interactively. And then pretty-prints the results if possible (if XML or JSON … Continue reading
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Emacs flycheck for C#
I use emacs, have done so for a long time. Also a longtime fan of C#. I wrote csharp-mode for emacs, to sort of cross the streams on those two interests. I recently found Flycheck – which is a turn-of-the-crank on the fantastic idea that was flymake. If … Continue reading
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Pretty printing XML from within emacs
I use emacs. Can’t help it. Been using it for years, and the cost of switching to something “more modern” has never reached the payoff threshold. Today I want to show you how I pretty-print XML from within emacs. The elisp for the pretty-printing logic was originally from … Continue reading
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emacs dired fixups
For the geeks and dinosaurs among us**, A quick post on dired fixups I use for emacs. I like to sort by name, size, date, and extension. Dired sorts by name and time I think, by default. For other options you need to manually enter the ls sorting … Continue reading
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