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fun-task
Abstraction for managing asynchronous code in JS
An abstraction for managing asynchronous code in JS.
* The name is an abbreviation for “functional task” (this library is based on many ideas from Functional Programming). The type that library implements is usually referred to in the documentation as just “Task”.
Tags: #javascript • fp • promise
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react-intersection-observer
React component for the Intersection
API npm install --save @researchgate/react-intersection-observer:warning: Please make sure you have the minimum node version installed (as defined in the package.json)
Otherwise you run into this build error:
The engine "node" is incompatible with this module. Expected version ">=10.18.1". Got "10.15.3"Tags: #javascript • react • intersection-observer
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goby
Command-line role-playing game framework
Goby is a Ruby framework for creating CLI-based role-playing games. Goby comes with out-of-the-box support for 2D map development, background music, monster battles, customizable items & map events, stats, equipment, and so much more. With thorough testing and documentation, it’s even easy to expand upon the framework for special, unique features. If you are looking to create the next classic command-line RPG, then look no further!
Goby will always be free and open source software. If you have any questions, please contact nskins@umich.edu.
Tags: #ruby • text-rpg • rpg
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Fame
A blog power by spring-boot and vue
开发框架 版本 Spring Boot 2.6.0 MyBatis-Plus 3.4.3.4 Vue3 3.2.36 Element Plus 2.2.13 Typescript 4.7.2 Nuxt 2.15.8 Tags: #java • fame • mysql
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svg-gauge
Minimalistic, animated SVG gauge. Zero dependencies
Minmalistic, configurable, animated SVG gauge. Zero dependencies
Tags: #javascript • gauge • svg
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nprogress-rails
Slim progress bars for Ajax’y applications. Inspired by Google, YouTube, and Medium for the Rails Asset Pipeline (and some turbolinks/pjax/angular love)
This is basically a ruby gem for asset pipeline which includes the version 0.2.0 of the awesome rstacruz’ nprogress library.
Tags: #javascript
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TvAppRepo
An app repository of Android TV apps
An app repository of Android TV apps
In Android TV’s stock launcher, all apps that appear must have the
LEANBACK_LAUNCHERattribute and have a TV banner. While this helps guarantee the app works on TVs, it can make it difficult for other apps to be launched. While it’s not impossible, it’s not as convenient as having an icon on the homescreen.Using a python script, tiny shortcut apps are generated and can be installed. They simply contain the face of a Leanback app. However, once they’re opened they simply redirect users to the intended app. It’s a simple workaround.
This workaround has a few advantages. By not modifying the APK directly, it allows updates to continue through the Google Play Store. In fact, the actual app isn’t touched at all. These shortcuts could point to anything: a website, a specific shortcut in an app, or basically any Intent.
The python script cannot be run in the app. The app contains several sideloading tools, including supporting #SIDELOADTAG, showing all your downloaded apps, and browsing apps that have generated shortcuts. The app should also be able to notify users when it needs to be updated.
Tags: #java • android-tv-apps • launcher-shortcuts
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jq-web
jq in the browser with emscripten.
This is a build of jq, the command-line JSON processor in Javascript using Emscripten along with a wrapper for making it usable as a library.
It runs in the browser.
Tags: #javascript • jq • json
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Autolab
Course management service that enables auto-graded programming assignments.
We have a demo site running at https://nightly.autolabproject.com/. See the docs for more information on how to log in and suggestions on things to try.
Tags: #ruby • autograding • scoreboard
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goby
Command-line role-playing game framework
Goby is a Ruby framework for creating CLI-based role-playing games. Goby comes with out-of-the-box support for 2D map development, background music, monster battles, customizable items & map events, stats, equipment, and so much more. With thorough testing and documentation, it’s even easy to expand upon the framework for special, unique features. If you are looking to create the next classic command-line RPG, then look no further!
Goby will always be free and open source software. If you have any questions, please contact nskins@umich.edu.
Tags: #ruby • text-rpg • rpg
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