My Projects
I don’t even see the code. All I see is blonde, brunette, red-head.
I’m constantly hacking on something. This is a list of projects that may be useful to someone else. Checkout my GitHub some other tasty nuggets.
gem-create (RubyGem)
gem-create is a RubyGem plugin that provides a gem create command to create
new gems based on a skeleton.
View source on Github →
Splinter (RubyGem)
Splinter is a Capybara Ninja. View source on Github →
vim-marked (Vim plugin)
A tiny Vim plugin to open markdown files in Marked.app. View source on Github →
vim-jekyll (Vim plugin)
My WIP fork of jekyll.vim which makes blogging with Jekyll and Vim sexytime. View source on Github →
Rainman (RubyGem)
Rainman is a very good driver. It’s an experiment with the abstract factory pattern. View source on Github →
stripper.vim (Vim plugin)
Stripper.vim won’t get naked for you, but it will strip trailing whitespace from your buffers. View source on Github →
Snuggie (RubyGem)
Snuggie wraps the Softaculous API in a warm, loving ruby embrace. View source on Github →
Hamburglar (RubyGem)
Hamburglar is a ruby library for working with the MaxMind minFraud API. View source on Github →
FannyPack (RubyGem)
FannyPack is a library for working with the Fantastico API. View source on GitHub →
TiFighter (CoffeeScript library for Titanium Mobile)
Wage intergalactic war on your Titanium Mobile Projects with TiFighter. View source on GitHub →
APND (RubyGem)
APND: Apple Push Notification Daemon sends Apple Push Notifications to iPhones. View source on GitHub →
WHMCS API Bindings (RubyGem/PHP library)
I extracted work with DotBlock and released PHP and Ruby wrappers for the WHMCS API. View source on GitHub for the Ruby or PHP versions.
CodeIgniter ActionMailer (PHP library)
I missed ActionMailer from Ruby on Rails and started hacking up something similar for use with CodeIgniter apps. I gave it just enough love to be useful before I decided to use Rails for the app I was planning on using it with. View source on GitHub →
ActiveMailbox (RubyGem)
I got sick of manually working with Asterisk Voicemail files and created ActiveMailbox to make my life a little easier. View source on GitHub →
LaunchBar Actions (AppleScript)
Just a few LaunchBar Actions I use. View source on GitHub →
Fraud Guardian (Rails Plugin)
I created a small Rails plugin which can be used with FraudGuardian. View source on GitHub →
Development Environment
My dotfiles include my ZSH config, ruby/rails prompt config, and a bunch of shell scripts I’ve accumulated over the years. View source on GitHub →
My vim configuration includes pathogen, a ton of plugins for Ruby, PHP, and Javascript development, and a bunch of customizations I’ve collected over the years. View source on GitHub →
This Blog
My blog is powered by Jekyll and is open source. View source on GitHub →
Other Stuff I’ve Worked On
Round, round, get around. I get around, yeah.
Sometimes people pay me to code or design for them. Here are a few projects I’ve worked on with previous employers and clients.
Ennouncement
While at ViaTalk, I wrote the backend Rails application that powers Ennouncement.com, a call broadcasting service. I also wrote Ennouncement Mobile, an iPhone application for Ennouncement users. Go to Ennouncement.com →
Let’s Call Santa
One of my favorite ViaTalk projects, Let’s Call Santa gives children a way to call Santa and leave a personalized voicemail with their wishlist. The voicemail is then delivered to parents via email so they can make sure to get everything their kids want for Christmas.
I created a PHP-based site for the service in 2009, and rewrote it in Rails in 2010 to add new features. Go to letscallsanta.com →