Ryan Tablada rtablada

NoSQL history/analytics event recorder (pgsql json driver)

Allows you to record and query event data stored in NoSQL for analytics. Written originally with a PGSQL driver but extensible for use with Mongo, Couch, etc.

JSON based Cron Job Lister

Allows you to create a JSON file of artisan, bash, or cron tasks to add to the crontab Tracks and modifies crontab to add cronjobs.

Color

Dayle Rees Colour Schemes (Riding the development repo) - Keen

Must Haves

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ColorPick - MacOSX color picker
DashDoc - Checks the API in Dash for OSX
DocBlokr

So if I have a parent abstract class that is fully implemented except for the defining property number:

abstract class DividesByFive
{
	protected $number;

	public function getResult()
	{
 return $this-&gt;number / 5;

	I have started my App Toolkit which will be a collection of my personal "essential" packages for Laravel application development.

	Since I would like to include these as a single package I would like to preform subsplits similar to the way that Laravel/Framework handles subsplitting its various Illuminate components.

	So without further ado, my directory structure looks like this

	src
	\|- Rtablada
	\| \|- AppToolKit
	\| \|- AppBuilder

	# -- mode: ruby --
	# vi: set ft=ruby :

	# Config Github Settings
	github_username = "fideloper"
	github_repo = "Vaprobash"
	github_branch = "master"

	# Some variables
	server_ip = "192.168.33.10"

	HTML
	CSS
	Javascript
	jQuery
	PHP
	Wordpress
	FTP
	HTTP
	DNS
	Apache

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	echo ">>> Updating Nginx"

	# Chech that Nginx is installed
	nginx -v > /dev/null 2>&1
	NGINX_IS_INSTALLED=$?

	if [ $NGINX_IS_INSTALLED -eq 0 ]; then
	# Change default vhost created

	<?php

	// Images

	Route::get('images', ['uses' => 'Images@index', 'as' => 'images.index']);
	Route::get('images/new', ['uses' => 'Images@create', 'as' => 'images.create']);
	Route::post('images', ['uses' => 'Images@store', 'as' => 'images.store']);

	<?php namespace Initr\Services;

	use Illuminate\Validation\Factory as LaravelValidator;

	abstract class Validator
	{
	protected $validator;

	protected $data = array();