Code snippets
home page of sorts for the code section
Created:
2018
2016
Boilerpipe bookmarklet – Tired of guessing where the actual content is in the ad-ridden web page you are reading? Use this bookmarklet? (Javascript bookmarklet snippet).
2014
- 2014-08-21 – Pandoc include file filter [on github]. (You will probably well served by PP - A generic Preprocessor (with Pandoc in mind)).
Code snippets
A collection of snippets that I consider to be useful are here http://github.com/btbytes/sandbox. The uncurated list is — http://gist.github.com/btbytes.
Archived Apps
| App/code | Description | Technology |
|---|---|---|
| pyOFC2 | is a Python library to generate data files for Open Flash Chart 2. This is a standalone library and can be used with a python web framework of your choice. See DjPyOFC2_demo for use of PyOFC2 with Django | Python, Flash, JSON |
| webgen.py | Static website generator. | Python, textile, markdown2, pygments |
| Erlang sandbox | Code I’m writing to learn Erlang. Solutions to a few problems from Project Euler can be found here. | Erlang |
| G App Sites | Web-app to catalog/show-off sites. Wrote it as a tutorial app for my PyOhio presentation. | Python, Google App Engine, YUI Grids. |
| Teh | Blog app using Google App engine. Read more…. | Python, GAE, da.com/programming/ Django |
| GrokPaste | pastebin application written using Grok/Zope3 technologies. Read more…. | Python, Grok |
| Donita | Tutorial on using Django to develop a simple todo app using AJAX techniques. Read more | Python, Django, jQuery, com/programming/ann Blueprintcss |
| Sookti | The Quote Server. Written using Python/Pylons, Elixir, Mako templating. (Inactive) | Simple applications written to explore/demonstrate new web frameworks like Django/Grok/Pylons/Google AppEngine. |
Project Euler
I have solved a few problems out of 190 or so mathematical problems available on Project Euler in Python. | Try solving these problems to sharpen your math and programming skills. Another exercise is to solve the same problem using different programming languages. I have observed that Functional programming techniques are very valuable while solving these problems.
Python Recipes
- A script to generate SQL create table statement given a CSV file
- Random Password Generator
- ARFF to SQL importer using Pyparsing and SQLAlchemy
- del.icio.us feed for you blog (myghty)
- Running Pylons with NGINX
Older stuff (moved from code.btbytes.com):
- Configuring nginx + couchdb to deploy a couchapp as a public facing website.
- Web applications on embedded hardware
- Import Textpattern to Jekyll
- Datestamped backup of git repositories managed by gitosis
- CGI programming with THTTPD
- Quick query access to CSV data using sqlite virtual tables
- Shell oneliners
- Jekyll 960.gs
- A Quick How-to on using LuaTeX with ConTeXt
- Embedded web application stack
- A simple demonstration emacs keyboard macros
Elsewhere:
I found the above 4 links from my old (now deleted) wikidot site from 2007/8.