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insight ↑

Started:
- May 2008
Language:
- C
Technologies:
- FUSE
Warning:
- Unstable beta
Warning:
- May lose data

A FUSE-based semantic file system (unstable)

Link:
- https://github.com/dingram/insight

mod_sqltemplate ↑

Started:
- Aug 2008
Language:
- C
Technologies:
- Apache Internals

An Apache module that allows you to template your configuration based on values from an SQL database

Link:
- http://www.dmi.me.uk/code/apache/mod_sqltemplate/

led-display ↑

Started:
- Jan 2009
Language:
- C
Technologies:
- libusb

A libusb-based driver library and test programs for the Dream Link 21x7 LED display

Link:
- https://github.com/dingram/led-display

jerity ↑

Started:
- Feb 2009
Language:
- PHP
Warning:
- Under heavy development

A PHP framework designed to work well with Propel

Link:
- https://github.com/dingram/jerity

Live bus map of Oxford ↑

Started:
- May 2009
Language:
- PHP
- JavaScript
Technologies:
- Google Maps

A live map showing the location of the various bus services in Oxford, England

Link:
- http://buses.dmi.me.uk/map

Spotify lookup ↑

Started:
- Jan 2010
Language:
- PHP
Technologies:
- Spotify API

Visit http://test.dmi.me.uk/spotify/(spotify uri) to look up information on a Spotify link. For example:

This works for artist, album, and track links only.

FolderCheck ↑

Started:
- Feb 2010
Language:
- JavaScript
Technologies:
- Thunderbird API

A Thunderbird add-on that allows you to easily tell Thunderbird which folders you want checked for new messages

Link:
- https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/4936
- http://www.dmi.me.uk/code/mozilla/foldercheck/

HAL ↑

Started:
- Jun 2010
Language:
- Python
Technologies:
- XMPP
- CouchDB
- Twilio
- Twitter
- e-mail parsing

An interactive bot to help automate various tasks, and capable of communicating over different media.

pycloc ↑

Started:
- Jul 2010
Language:
- Python
Technologies:
- OAuth 1.0a

A simple command-line OAuth 1.0a client, which aims to help provide all necessary debugging information when asking for help

Link:
- https://github.com/dingram/pycloc

HTML5 Lemmings ↑

Started:
- Sep 2010
Language:
- JavaScript
Technologies:
- jQuery
- HTML5 Canvas

A jQuery- and HTML canvas-based implementation of Lemmings, which can use (and destroy) elements on the page.

Link:
- http://www.dmi.me.uk/fun/lemmings/

PHP instant docs ↑

Started:
- Nov 2010
Language:
- JavaScript
- PHP
Technologies:
- jQuery
- Underscore
- Backbone
- HTML5
- PHP

A search-as-you-type interface to the PHP manual, notable for doing all processing on the client side.

Link:
- http://phpref.net/

php-tmpl ↑

Started:
- Nov 2010
Language:
- C
Technologies:
- PHP Internals

A C-based text templating extension for PHP

Link:
- https://github.com/dingram/php-tmpl

Bookmarkable TfL search ↑

Started:
- Dec 2010
Language:
- PHP
Technologies:
- Site scraping
Under development

A system that lets you create bookmarks for a TfL search, based on 3-letter station codes, station names, or postcodes. For example:

http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/wlo/pad — Waterloo to Paddington, departing now
http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/W1J+9BR/kxx — The Ritz to Kings Cross, departing now
http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/old/hol/1800 — Old Street to Holborn, departing at 6pm today
http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/oak/vic/1135a — Oakwood to Victoria, arriving at 11:35am today
http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/w1j+9br/sw1a+0aa/0900a — The Ritz to the House of Commons for 9am
http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/W1J+9BR/kxx/tube=0 — The Ritz to Kings Cross, departing now, not via the Tube
http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/w1j+9br/sw1a+0aa/0900a/next+friday — The Ritz to the House of Commons for 9am next Friday
http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/w1j+9br/south+kensington/1800/tomorrow — The Ritz to South Kensington, leaving 6pm tomorrow

The format is http://tfl.dmi.me.uk/origin/destination/time. The time argument is optional, and is always in 24-hour format. It represents your departure time unless you add an "a" to the end, which would make it your arrival time.

You can also add options to the end of the URL. By default, it will search for journeys using any method of transport (bus, coach, DLR, rail, river, tram, Tube) but you can change this by adding (transport)=0 as part of the URL. To avoid multiple forms of transport, add each as its own URL segment (e.g. /bus=0/coach=0).