This page contains all my projects which aren't KDE apps. Feel free to try them out, criticize them, tell me what do you think about them and so on.
If you like something here, you can contribute, writing patches, translations and documentation (you will maintain your copyright), or you can help me, if you feel so.
It also features a library to access
functions to lookup devices and mountpoints, unmount and eject
devices.
The sources have moved from SourceForge.net's
Subversion to a GIT repository.
Translators for new languages are being searched, if you want to
submit a translation in your language, mail me.
Licence: GPL-2
The development is currently waiting for a series of bugs to be fixed in
TagLib itself as they doesn't allow the tests to pass.
More information on my
blog.
Licence: GPL-2 + LGPL-2.1
The current version supports the basic browsing of repositories and
diffing of files, and uses memcached as a backend for short-term storage
of extracted data.
Version 0.003 is an alpha version, that shows the current status of the code,
allows basic browsing, displays logs and commits, and differences between
files in a more web-appealing format.
More information on my
blog.
Licence: GPL-2
The development is handled on RubyForge.
Licence: MIT
It used to use the same bindings generation script as
rubytag++ but the current development
version uses Rust directly.
The development is handled on RubyForge.
Licence: GPL-2
Licence: GPL-2
Licence: MIT
There is currently little to no written documentation on using
it, but it's pretty much self-explaining, once you asked to your
bot help zilla.
This plugin requires the httpclient ruby extension.
Licence: AGPL-3

There is currently little to no written documentation on using
it, but it's pretty much self-explaining.
This plugin requires ruby-hunspell ruby
extension.
Licence: AGPL-3

A part all the above projects I worked or I'm working on, I want to list here also the small plugins I've wrote for rbot a Ruby IRC bot. They are nothing more than one-filer that I've wrote for my own rbot instance (ServoFlame on #gentoo-* - but not limited to - channels on FreeNode).


