Projects

I've got a Gitlab account where I publish any of my open source stuff that I think might be generally-useful. (Some of the things linked below are hosted there.)

These are some of the minor semi-personal projects I've written. I've written easily an order of magnitude more stuff, but most of it either is either license-encumbered, mostly useless to most people, or both.

• rjcc - a standalone JS calendar control / date picker that sucks less (BSD licensed)
• Dtrun - a small runner, written in Motif
• μMarkup - lightweight, no-frills markup creation library
• libfeedphp - a simple library for the creation of RSS 0.91, RSS 1.0, Atom 0.3, Atom 1.0, and plain text feeds. Fast. Simple. Open source.
• libreCAPTCHA - an object-oriented PHP library for reCAPTCHA integration (dead: reCAPTCHA as a standalone project is no more, and Google doesn't need any help)
• antipop - stop PowerBooks, MacBooks, and MacBook Pros from "popping" your speakers (no longer maintained, replacement linked from the project page)
• SandboxedSafari - an experimental sandbox policy intended to help secure the Safari browser on Mac OS X (I wrote this hack before Apple implemented proper sandboxing. It (ab)used the seatbelt sandboxing system that was more or less hidden in 10.5 to sandbox the browser before Apple got around to doing so. But now is not then, and Apple has made Safari a lot better, so there's no point to it anymore.)