Projects

I like sharing things I work on!

I use to keep a lot of my stuff in a private Subversion repository on my web server but I am slowly moving it onto GitHub for better exposure and because Git is a lot better than Subversion.

• jQuery-feedback-tab

  jQuery Plugin to deliver a customizable simple feedback tab. (1 watcher)

• gem-list-install

  If you're not using bundler for a legacy Ruby application and you receive a gem list from someone, this script will install the gems for you. (1 watcher)

• rober-ccs

  My Student Website at Northeastern University's College of Computer Science (1 watcher)

• dotfiles

  My dot files (3 watchers)

• resume.rachelober.com

  My Resume in all it's prettified HTML5, CSS3 and Responsive Design goodness. (1 watcher)

• Scroll-Effects

  CSS3 list scroll effects (1 watcher)

• laptop-settings

  (1 watcher)

• laptop

  Laptop is a set of scripts to get your laptop set up as a development machine. (2 watchers)

• oh-my-zsh

  A community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. Includes optional plugins for various tools (rails, git, OSX, brew,...), over 40 terminal themes, and an auto-updating tool so that you can keep up with the latest improvements from the community. (2 watchers)

• oberandkaplan.com

  Ober And Kaplan (1 watcher)

• rachelober.github.com

  My GitHub Pages (1 watcher)

• csu670

  Project history for Software Development class (1 watcher)

• study-sheets

  Rich UI for keeping information on a topic for study, should be easily printable (1 watcher)

• elaria-old

  Ancient website dedicated to furry animals. (1 watcher)

• portfolio-old

  Old Website Dedicated to my Art Projects (1 watcher)

• nais-glory

  Old project done in highschool/college with a group of people for an online RPG game where you battle fuzzy creatures. (1 watcher)

• rachelober.com

  Rachel Ober's Home Page (1 watcher)

• character-sheets

  (1 watcher)

• girlscout

  A SEO Sitemap Checker (6 watchers)

• memories

  A simple gem for adding versioning to your CouchRest::Model::Base documents. (1 watcher)

• PSYU612

  Quick survey taking site (1 watcher)

• elaria.landofrhul.com

  (1 watcher)

• registry.landofrhul.com

  (1 watcher)

• blogenning

  Web tool designed to keep track of blog entries made by a group of people. (2 watchers)

• acts_as_pedigree

  (1 watcher)

Blogenning

If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you know that a bunch of friends and I are in something we like to call “The Blogenning.” Basic premise: every time someone in the group posts a blog post, everyone else in the group needs to post in 24 hours or we get to call your mother a hamster (or any other ridiculous and innocuous taunts.) This project was intended to get each other to post and write more.

The website I am currently working on is supposed to keep track of the “rounds” we are one because after we got to 20 rounds, we lost track of who was up to date and who was behind. When all is said and done, the software will have an API so that people in the group can post to their WordPress/Drupal/Whatever and the site will check to see if it adds to a current round or starts a new one and then sends out an email to everyone to let them know what the status is.

If figure this code might be helpful to other groups of people who are linked for any number of reasons and might need a way of keeping up to date with the other people in their “group.”

dotfiles

Since college I’ve been constantly research, updating, and sharing different zsh commands and settings I’ve used over the years. I use to keep this on CCIS’s server but moved it over to GitHub last year since I saw a bunch of other people doing it and thought I’d jump on the band wagon. A lot of the dotfiles have to do with Ruby stuff but includes some helpful stuff for Git too.