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php-fit-file-analysis
A PHP class for analysing FIT files created by Garmin GPS devices
A PHP (>= v5.4) class for analysing FIT files created by Garmin GPS devices.
Live demonstration (Right-click and Open in new tab)
Tags: #php • garmin • excercise
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pry-stack_explorer
Walk the stack in a Pry session
Provides commands available in Pry sessions.
Commands:
up/down- Move up or down the call stackframe [n]- Go to frame nstack- Show call stack
Tags: #ruby
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pokemon-essentials
A heavily modified RPG Maker XP game project that makes the game play like a Pokémon game. Not a full project in itself; this repo is to be added into an existing RMXP game project.
- Fork this repo.
- Get a copy of Essentials v20.1 (a download link cannot be provided here).
- Clone your forked repo into the Essentials v20.1 folder, replacing the existing files with the ones from the repo.
From here, you can edit this project to turn it into your fangame/develop mods. When this repo is updated, you can pull the changes to update your fork and get the updates into your fangame/modding environment.
Tags: #ruby • pokemon • rpgmakerxp
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jorani
Leave and Overtime Management System
- Official website : https://jorani.org/
- User group : https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!forum/jorani
Tags: #php • leave-management • planning
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scikit-tda
Topological Data Analysis for Python🐍
For complete documentation please checkout scikit-tda.org.
Tags: #python • topological-data-analysis • scikit-tda
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Collabtive
Collabtive is web based project management software
Collabtive is web-based project management software. It’s an open source alternative to proprietary tools like Basecamp.
It features a modern, responsive UI as well as powerful features for structuring and tracking projects. With a responsive UI and powerful plugin system - it’s easy to use and customize.
Tags: #php • project-management • todo
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loghouse
Ready to use log management solution for Kubernetes storing data in ClickHouse and providing web UI.
- Collecting and storing logs from all Kubernetes pods efficiently:
- Fluentd processes upto 10,000 log entries per second consuming 300 MB of RAM (installed at each K8s node).
- ClickHouse makes disk space usage minimal. Examples of logs stored in our production deployments: 3.7 million entries require 1.2 GB, 300m — 13 GB, 5,35 billion — 54 GB.
- Simple query language: Easy to select entries by exact keys values or regular expressions, multiple conditions are supported with AND/OR. Learn more in query language docs.
- Selecting entries based on additional containers’ data available in Kubernetes API (pod’s and container’s names, host, namespace, labels, etc).
- Quickly & straightforward deployable to Kubernetes via Dockerfiles and Helm chart.
- Web UI made cosy and powerful:
- Papertrail-like user experience.
- Customizable time frames: from date to date / from now till given period (last hour, last day, etc) / seek to specific time and show logs around it.
- Infinite scrolling of older log entries.
- Save your queries to use in future.
- Basic permissions (limiting entries shown for users by specifying Kubernetes namespaces).
- Exporting current query’s results to CSV (more formats will be supported).
- fluentd monitoring via Prometheus with Grafana dashboards for ClickHouse and fluentd.
Tags: #ruby • kubernetes • clickhouse
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spotty
Training deep learning models on AWS and GCP instances
- See the documentation page.
- Read this article on Medium for a real-world example.
Tags: #python • aws • spot-instances
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vagrant-qemu
Use Vagrant to manage machines using QEMU. Test with Apple Silicon / M1 and CentOS aarch64 image
This is a Vagrant plugin that adds a simple QEMU provider to Vagrant, allowing Vagrant to control and provision machines using QEMU.
Notes: test with Apple Silicon / M1 and CentOS / Ubuntu aarch64 image
Tags: #ruby
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mongo-ruby-driver
Ruby Driver for MongoDB
High level documentation and usage examples are located here.
API documentation for the most recent release can be found here. To build API documentation for the master branch, check out the repository locally and run
rake docs.Tags: #ruby • mongodb • mongodb-driver
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