aegabriel

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   by aegabriel 10y ago

   That is my extension :). Source is here for those interested: https://github.com/berrberr/streamkeys
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   by aegabriel 12y ago

   Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript (Node.js, Backbone + Marionette, Grunt, MochaJS, CasperJS, Selenium), PHP (Laravel), Ruby (mainly for small web scraping projects using Nokogiri), Linux
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   by aegabriel 12y ago

   Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript (Node.js, Backbone + Marionette, Grunt, MochaJS, CasperJS, Selenium), PHP (Laravel), Ruby (mainly for small web scraping projects using Nokogiri), Linux
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   by aegabriel 12y ago

   I make use of the chrome.tabs API which (in theory) could be used to store and track a user's browser history, which is why Chrome has started displaying these messages. Of course the extension isn't actually doing this :). I&#x27
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   by aegabriel 12y ago

   Laravel is very well written and has some really cool stuff going on, particularily the IOC container. https://github.com/laravel/laravel
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   by aegabriel 12y ago

   Streamkeys: http://www.streamkeys.com It's a Google Chrome extension that lets you control a bunch of online music players using global hotkeys. It's cool because it's open source! And there are quite a few contri