Named entity recognition with Stanford NER and Ruby
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Standalone RCL-compatible transaction signing and serialization library
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A coding exercise: let's convert dirty machine learning code into clean code using a Pipeline - which is the Pipe and Filter Design Pattern applied to Machine Learning.
A quick start example to start using the new Go Fiber framework.
WebGL - Beyond the DOM
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A basic UI-clone of Instagram using Elm
Reactive Live London Tube trains status
Micropython updater based on rdehuyss/micropython-ota-updater
This application will demonstrate how to save the state of all GUI controls on application shutdown and then restore them loaded on application startup.
- delphi
- gui
- lazarus
- pascal
Simple contact manager demo app for ember-orbit
Converts trello data into fast read information
A quickstart "template" for using the Dojo Toolkit on NodeJS
Visual regression testing using Jest, Chromeless and AWS Lambda.
- chromeless
- jest
- react-static
- visual-regression-testing
Data Structures and Algorithms in Swift Playground
Update a pinned gist to show your LeetCode stats.
- pinned-gist
- leetcode
- github-actions
- github
Reference Card / Cheatsheet of Ada Attributes, Aspects, Pragmas and Standard Library
- ada
- aspects
- attributes
- packages
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Catalog of C++ conferences worldwide
- conferences
- cpp
Share your osu! stats to everyone on Github by using this gadget! 🎶
- gist
- osu
- gistbox
- pinned-gist
Example of Jake´s app using Firebase instead of Parse.
:sparkles: A curated walkthrough to start your journey as a blockchain developer and become an Algorand Pro 0️⃣ -> 🦸🏼♂️
Tired of screen fragmentation? AppDimens is the unified solution for responsive, pixel-perfect UI across all platforms and devices. It offers adaptive scaling (SDP, SSP, Dynamic, Fixed) for Kotlin, Compose, XML Views, Swift, and SwiftUI, ensuring layouts and fonts scale perfectly from the smallest to the largest device.