Here are a few open-source projects I started or contributed to:

  • ahye

    An image server for storing and saving screenshots created with the Gyazo screenshooter. It also features a web interface for uploading and mirroring images.

  • kitchen

    A dashboard for visualising and browsing your chef-provisioned servers, with the ability to generate graphs of the server layout (showing service interactions and dependencies, etc) and provide virtualisation information.

  • soldash

    A dashboard for Solr replication. Shows the user the current index version across cores and Solr masters/slaves, the progress of replication, and so on. Allows the user to turn on/off replication, polling, execute queries, make backups. Useful with Solr 3.x; mostly outmoded by the new web interface in Solr 4.x.

  • facebewk

    facebewk is a clever little Python wrapper for the facebook Graph API. It is designed to minimise the number of HTTP requests, while providing a developer-friendly, dynamic representation of data pulled from the API.

  • Porick

    Porick is yet another IRC quotes web application, designed as a more modern, AJAXy replacement for Chirpy!

  • chineseair

    An automatically updating graph of air pollution in 4 major Chinese cities, as tweeted by United States Embassy and Consulate twitter accounts.

  • grammer_man

    An annoying twitter bot which corrects other users' misspellings.

  • albumart_replacer

    A script that searches tineye for higher-res copies of album art.