My Projects

Open Source Projects

Various coding projects I have worked on over the years and released for public consumption.

  • Python-Markdown

    A Python implementation of Markdown.

    I currently serve as the project maintainer and release manager.

  • Django-SpamBayes

    A collection of utility apps for Django that offer an easy to use interface to the SpamBayes statistical anti-spam filter allowing filtering and moderation (with training) of comments, contact forms and other publicly submitted data.

  • WLPages

    Wiki-Like-Pages (or Waylan-Limberg-Pages). A simple wiki-like WSGI app that uses Markdown.

  • MGPages

    Markdown-Git-Pages. A post-receive githook which updates static html files on a web server when Markdown text files are pushed to the remote repository on that same server.

  • K2Django

    A Django blog app with templates customized to work with the K2 CSS and images. The code which runs this site. Currently available as a git clone:

    git clone http://git.achinghead.com/k2django.git
    
  • Gitango

    The beginnings of a GitHub clone written in Python on top of the Django Framework. Available as a git clone:

    git clone http://git.achinghead.com/gitango-project.git
    
  • Django

    While I don't have commit access, I have reported tickets, submitted patches and am listed in the AUTHORS file (line 273 as of 8/09).

Publicly Deployed Projects

Publicly viewable projects which may or may not have source code available.

Private Projects

Projects which are used behind closed doors and have never been available to the public.

  • Legal Billing

    A Django app used to tract and bill clients for an Attorney's Office.

  • Envelope Prynter

    A Windows GUI app built in IronPython (using .NET GUI API) used for entering and printing mailing addresses on envelopes.

  • Miscellaneous

    Various one-off scripts, projects and other things I don't recall in various stages of completion, which may or may not be documented in this blog, various lists and/or forums. Many have outgrown their usefulness and/or met their demise with the old hardware they were stored on.