Thursday, Dec 3
stripe-rails
made by sengming, submitted by porterjamesj
A Rails engine for accepting payments with Stripe.
Joy of Computing
A new link every weekday from the RC community A new link every weekday from the RC community
Wednesday, Dec 2
Reddit_api
made by leviroth, submitted by porterjamesj
An OCaml package for using the Reddit API.
Tuesday, Dec 1
Self Hosting Git9
Ori built a "a simple, clean implementation of git for Plan 9."
Why? "Pride, mostly."
https://orib.dev/git/git9/HEAD/info.html
Monday, Nov 30
discontinuous-range
made by dtudury, submitted by porterjamesj
A library for working with discontinuous ranges (e.g. "1-3, 5-7") in JavaScript.
Sunday, Nov 29
Programming and Forecasting
made and submitted by philosophicalhacker
How I'm improving my ability to properly estimate how long it'll take to complete a programming task.
Saturday, Nov 28
When should we create abstractions instead of duplication?
made and submitted by philosophicalhacker
Because abstractions aren’t free, sometimes we’re better off duplicating code instead of creating them. Here I consider different views on this trade-off and argue for a new, brier score based approach.
Friday, Nov 27
A screencast on deriving Publisher from Swift’s Sequence protocol
made by jasdev, submitted by davidbalbert
Jasdev made a screencast to give you a more intuitive understanding of Apple's Combine framework.
Thursday, Nov 26
friday-the-13th
made by its_computers, submitted by porterjamesj
Find out when the next Friday the 13th is! You can see the code here: https://github.com/itscomputers/friday-the-13th
Wednesday, Nov 25
Day 5: drawing lots of faces with sketch-rnn
made by bork, submitted by davidbalbert
Julia is teaching a recurrent neural network to make good line drawings of faces.
Tuesday, Nov 24
find_github_email
made by jemmaissroff, submitted by porterjamesj
A Ruby gem for finding people's emails from GitHub.
You can read more in Jemma's blog post: https://jemma.dev/blog/find-github-email
