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linux-mbp-arch

Arch Linux kernel with 2018+ MacBook Pro patches.

machine-learning

Content for Udacity's Machine Learning curriculum

macos-simple-kvm

Tools to set up a quick macOS VM in QEMU, accelerated by KVM.

nativefinds

nativescript-cli

Command-line interface for building NativeScript apps

nativescript-ngx-shadow

Angular directive to apply shadows to native elements according to the elevation level guidelines of material design specification

nativescript-phone

nova-csharp

C# Language support for Panic's Nova editor

oh-mainline

The code that runs openhatch.org

outreachy-internship

Outreachy Intership at Fedora

personalblog

Personal blog content.

picocluster-k8s-3-raspi4

ppa_project

Python Programming Academy project

rbnd-survivr-part1

The goal of this project is to create my own Ruby gem that will help colorize terminal output. It will consist of a series of color methods like red() and light_blue() that will alter the color of a Ruby String when it is printed to the terminal.

rbnd-survivr-part2

rbnd-toycity-part3

ToyCity 3: Inventory Edition - Beginning Ruby Nanodegree Program

rbnd-toycity-part4

rbnd-udacitask-part2

roobiedocks_adventure

In this project, you'll use the official Ruby documentation to help you crack a code that will help you enter the land of Roobiedocks. Afterwards, you'll step back and reflect on your goals, worries, strengths, and motivation for learning Ruby development. This will give you an opportunity to work through the project submission flow from start to finish and get valuable feedback from our project reviewers, who are all working Ruby developers!

shell-

summer2015

Code snippets for Renewable Energy Internship of Summer 2015.

test_c_program

test_internship

Learning Github

thursday-hacking-qr-code

tictactoe-java-gui-

tns-ng

:wrench: Angular CLI for Nativescript. Generates component for Nativescript Angular projects

toy-city-report-generator

For this project, we’re going to build a data-crunching sales report generator. Imagine that we run an online retailer “ToyCity” that sells the best toys in all the world. Things are not going well for ToyCity. Children just aren’t playing with real toys anymore. As a consequence, we’re going to have to start scaling back the number of products we sell. Our boss wants us to toy around with the sales data to garner some insights: which products are selling best, which brand earns us the most money, etc. Our boss will provide a file with all the sales data. Your assignment is to write Ruby code that reads the sales data in, analyzes it, and prints out a generated report. Eventually we’ll save the resulting report to a new file, but in this first iteration we’ll print the report to the terminal.

toycity-report-generator-2

Remember your boss in ToyCity Part 1? Well, they loved your sales report so much, they decided to surprise you with an extra special request. Your boss was also wondering if you could somehow package the code, so they can reuse pieces of it in future sales reports. In this lesson, you are going use the new skills you've learned to refactor your ToyCity code from Part 1. You will restructure your code using methods, and output your reports to a file instead of the command line.

tweetawatt

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/tweetawatt

ud405

Code supporting the free Udacity class 2D Game Development with LibGDX.