Pages

Programs

Techniques

py-struct -- usable "struct"-like classes in Python
key-deck -- convert a 128 bit secret key into an arrangement of a deck of playing cards
py-dir -- pure python reimplementation of dir()

Future

Easy

bubblesim
budget
nounweave?
tagpending.py
canonize-vote
metaparse?
foafrss
nexusdigital sms script
confluence/spreadsheet-kpi-thingy
confluence-import-thingy
pastel/hsoft-import-thingy
my communicate() hack
la trac bits
blosxom2wp
x500?

Multiple file tangle support

britney-cell
my hackfest mandelbrot
jigdodl

Real projects

ifupdown
debootstrap?
prediction-market
pageant

Notes

Code is a sputnik instance. It can be browsed (cgi/wiki, including revisions) or built (tangle to make/tar) and have bugs tracked. The result should be code that looks attractive, that's easy to edit, and that's usable.

This is my junkcode instance, which is meant to hold a bunch of lightweight modules. Larger projects should have their own wikis.

How this works

Setup a sputnik wiki (done!)
Use python-markdown to go from "wiki" markup to pretty-printed display (done!)
Have an action to extract code from a page (done!)

What's still needed

Some way to have multiple files in a single page (code and data, tests, examples, formal verification, etc)
Some way to dump code in directly without having to mark it up or enclose it in lua on disk
Some way to have a project of multiple files/pages (maybe can setup a tgz action on a page with links to other pages that creates a tarball of those pages, properly renamed and versioned?)
Some way to do literate-programming-style tangling, for code that's rearranged into readable order, rather than the way the programming language wants it (cf pascal). This may not be worthwhile though...

What would be awesome

bug tracking, somehow? should be orthogonal from the revision history of the code, which maybe means it might as well be entirely separate...