I write code, mainly in Python, JavaScript, and Emacs Lisp.
ljupdate
A LiveJournal client for Emacs. You can check out a copy like so:
git clone git://github.com/hober/ljupdate.gitERC
My branch of ERC, the Emacs IRC client I contribute to, lives on github.
You could check out a copy with the following
invocation of git, but
it would probably be better to just use the upstream version.
(Since I don’t do much ERC hacking these days, this is
usually just an out-of-date mirror of the main repository.)
git clone git://github.com/hober/erc.git37emacs
Emacs Lisp client libraries for various 37signals’ product APIs: backpack.el for Backpack’s API and highrise.el for Highrise’s API.
Also includes rest-api.el, which isn’t interesting on its own. It’s a bundle of extracted utilities from backpack.el that have proven useful for working with other web APIs.
Check out a copy with the following invocation of git:
git clone git://github.com/hober/37emacs.gitMiscellaneous Emacs Lisp
Including a JSON parser.
My configuration files
Including .emacs.
The distant past
I used to keep a branch of Planet Venus around, for sending bugfixes to Sam Ruby.