Jennifer Hamon
jhamon
Leading SDK work for the Pinecone vector database
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Is there a better way to learn about data structures than by implementing them? Because that's my goal with this repo.
Sortable is a small Ruby module containing my implementation of several common sorting methods. To use, include Sortable into the reopened Array class. Now with 100% RSpec coverage!
Run any Elementary Cellular Automaton in Ruby! Print to STDOUT or PNG file.
Asteroids arcade game written with javascript and canvas.
Conway's Game of Life with JavaScript, Web Workers, and Canvas!
Get started with TDD quickly
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27A little word cloud generator in Python
Pinecone + Vercel AI SDK Starter
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Run any Elementary Cellular Automaton in Ruby! Print to STDOUT or PNG file.
Get started with TDD quickly
CloudFoundry User Account and Authentication (UAA) Server
A place for architecture and concept docs
Asteroids arcade game written with javascript and canvas.
SimpleSamlPHP for Cloud Foundry - hack to get it to work
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The classic arcade game implemented with Backbone.js. Now with Rails-backed scoreboard!
Conway's Game of Life with JavaScript, Web Workers, and Canvas!
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A place to put notes on things I've read
Is there a better way to learn about data structures than by implementing them? Because that's my goal with this repo.
Sortable is a small Ruby module containing my implementation of several common sorting methods. To use, include Sortable into the reopened Array class. Now with 100% RSpec coverage!
Read/write access to PNG images in pure Ruby.
DOM-less simple JavaScript testing framework
Gilded Rose Kata - starting in Ruby
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Experimenting with Jasmine by TDDing a JavaScript maxheap and minheap implementation.
My own personal link shortener with Rails and Backbone.js.
This is where I'll put my solutions to Project Euler problems. From what I've seen so far, knowing about the Python standard libraries makes a lot of these fairly trivial programming exercises. But it's still fun to see how efficient I can make the code.