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  • arcgis-cookbook

    Chef cookbooks for ArcGIS

    Find a bug or want to request a new feature? Please let us know by submitting an issue.

    Tags: #ruby • cookbook • chef

  • react-use-form-state

    📄 React hook for managing forms and inputs state

    Managing form state in React can be a bit unwieldy sometimes. There are plenty of great solutions already available that make managing forms state a breeze. However, many of those solutions are opinionated, packed with tons of features that may end up not being used, and/or require shipping a few extra bytes!

    Luckily, the recent introduction of React Hooks and the ability to write custom hooks have enabled new possibilities when it comes sharing state logic. Form state is no exception!

    react-use-form-state is a small React Hook that attempts to simplify managing form state, using the native form input elements you are familiar with!

    Tags: #javascript • reactjs • react

  • tesla-api

    🚘 A Ruby gem and unofficial documentation of Tesla’s JSON API for the Model S, 3, X, and Y.

    View Documentation

    This is unofficial documentation of the Tesla JSON API used by the iOS and Android apps. The API provides functionality to monitor and control the Model S (and future Tesla vehicles) remotely. The project provides both a documentation of the API and a Ruby library for accessing it.

    If any folks at Tesla are reading this, I’d love to help coordinate a developer program for your APIs. If there’s any way I can be helpful, please feel free to get in contact. Also, I’d love to be in the beta firmware program :wink:

    Tags: #ruby • tesla • api

  • OneDark-Pro

    Atom’s iconic One Dark theme for Visual Studio Code

    Atom’s iconic One Dark theme, and one of the most installed themes for VS Code!

    Tags: #typescript • theme • vscode

  • ng2-pdf-viewer

    📄 PDF Viewer Component for Angular 5+

    https://vadimdez.github.io/ng2-pdf-viewer/

    Tags: #typescript • pdf-viewer-component • pdf

  • karafka

    Framework for Apache Kafka based Ruby and Rails applications development.

    Framework used to simplify Apache Kafka based Ruby applications development.

    Karafka allows you to capture everything that happens in your systems in large scale, providing you with a seamless and stable core for consuming and processing this data, without having to focus on things that are not your business domain.

    Karafka not only handles incoming messages but also provides tools for building complex data-flow applications that receive and send messages.

    Tags: #ruby • karafka-framework • kafka-topic

  • gitpunch

    Watch for releases on GitHub → gitpunch.com

    • Realtime or daily updates
    • Ignore minor, patch or pre-releases (semver)
    • Optionally watch starred repos
    • Completely open-source

    Tags: #javascript • ssr • aws

  • json_api_client

    Build client libraries compliant with specification defined by jsonapi.org

    This gem is meant to help you build an API client for interacting with REST APIs as laid out by http://jsonapi.org. It attempts to give you a query building framework that is easy to understand (it is similar to ActiveRecord scopes).

    Note: master is currently tracking the 1.0.0 specification. If you’re looking for the older code, see 0.x branch

    Tags: #ruby • jsonapiclient • json-api

  • httl

    Hyper-Text Template Language and Engine.

    First generate eclipse project files by mvn command:

    mvn eclipse:eclipse -DdownloadSources
    

    Then import project into eclipse:

    【File】 -> 【Import】 -> 【Existing Projects into Workspace】 -> 【Browse】(Select project directory and open)
    

    Associate httl file type with html editor:

    【Window】 -> 【Preferences】 -> 【General】 -> 【Content Types】 -> 【Text】 -> 【HTML】 -> 【Add】 -> 【*.httl】
    

    Tags: #java

  • themoviedbapi

    A java wrapper around the json api provided by TheMovieDB.org

    TmdbMovies movies = tmdbApi.getMovies();
    movies.getMovie(293660, "en", MovieMethod.credits)
    

    Tags: #java

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