I write documentation and I program, so I know lots of ways to use a semicolon.
readme-checklist. A checklist for writing READMEs
667oraide. A tool to spare presenters the risky proposition of entering terminal commands and giving a presentation at the same time.
14mdn-content-inventory. TypeScript
5everyailment. A bot that tweets every ICD-10-CM code.
5web-features-burndown-tools. TypeScript
4browser-compat-data. This repository contains compatibility data for Web technologies
4common-web-feature-mockup. Shell
4gifs-as-documentation. The theory and practice of animated GIFs as documentation.
4heavens-vault-vault. A little program to automatically back up Heaven's Vault save games while you play
4kindle_loader. A script to automatically load reading material to a Kindle with launchd
3starnearyou. A bot tweeting animated GIFs of the Sun's corona.
3arduino-photo-booth. An Arduino-based photo booth.
3powerup. A single serving web site to show power (and, implicitly, internet connectivity) status.
3web-features. Exploring how to present Web platform features adoptability
2bcd-utils. Experimental utilities for @mdn/browser-compat-data
2mdn-content. The content behind MDN Web Docs
2add-to-omnifocus-webextension. Browser extension to add web pages as OmniFocus tasks
1opendocs. Documentation resources
1thegooddocsproject.github.io. The Good Docs Project website
1alfred-firefox. Search and control Firefox from Alfred
1data. This repository contains general data for Web technologies
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