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amazons3cmdlinetools

Command-Line Amazon S3 Bucket Uploader, Downloader and Bucket Creator

arrayclassmap

Iterate over a list or array to build a new list or array, using map as the iterator passing the value(s) to a class for computation without instantiating the class. This is a direct violation of Law of Demeter. I did this as an experiment to type less code in JavaScript when I discovered how to use this => . This is replicated with multiple languages.

awkandsed

An indepth exploration of Awk and Sed

captiongenerator

Make Captions From Kindle's 'My Clippings.txt' File And More

checkipemailmeifchanged

Check IP and Send Email If It Has Changed

codelibrary

Recurring Problems Solved in Multiple Languages

commandlinemediahelper

A Python project to edit video, photo and audio using various system calls mostly to FFmpeg.

commandlinewordsandtopicsresearchtool

This is a comandline utility to assist with rapid research. If you are a word smith, enjoy researching topics, definitions, etymology, synonyms, antonyms, acronyms, medical terms, legal terms, text and chat acronyms, and newer words in Urban Dictionary. This is application searches 15 different source.

ffmpeg-gl-transition

FFmpeg filter for applying GLSL transitions between video streams.

frecnchtetotyenglishseacrh

googlechromebackgoundaffect

This replicates the fade-out affect of images seen on Google’s Chrome Cast.

gridphoto

This makes tiles of a image.

matrixreaderscreensaver

mpdclientsandlandingpage

oldschoolscreensaver

This randomly places object along a path with random characteristics.

perl6experiements

Experiements With Perl6

randomjavacode

RandomJavaCode

replicateunixtail

This replicates the tail functionality on Unices.

wordfrequencyandurlscraper

This will count the frequency of words in a body of text. It also has the ability to download all the text from an entire website or a single URL. Once the text is downloaded you can analyze the text's word frequency.

words

This web application is intended to help writers understand the distinction among homonyms, homophones, homographs, heteronyms and antagonyms.