emacs. Emacs configuration files
248nbflow. A tool that supports one-button reproducible workflows with the Jupyter Notebook and Scons.
161gutenbach. A networked music jukebox implementing the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP)
40dbtools. Tools for interfacing with SQLite databases
34plotchecker. A set of utilities for checking and grading matplotlib plots
32nbgrader-demo. Short demo of nbgrader
25original-nbgrader. IPython nbconvert preprocessor for grading notebooks
19git-annex-tutorial.
16python-snippets. Useful python code snippets.
14gaussian_processes. Python library for working with gaussian processes
14dodona. Technical question answering NLP bot
13bayesian-quadrature. Bayesian quadrature
13python-course. Python tutorials for scientific computing
10blog. Source code for http://www.jesshamrick.com/
10pystoch. Stochastic Python
10quals. Reading lists and notes for my qualifying exam
9nbflow-example. Toy example of using nbflow with a complex dependency chain
9pycon-2014-talk. Slides for "Games for Science: Creating interactive psychology experiments in Python with Panda3D"
8nbgrader. A system for assigning and grading notebooks
7mental-rotation-experiment-cogsci2014. Code to run the mental rotation experiment from Hamrick & Griffiths (2014).
5docker-oauthenticator. Uses a combination of local users and GitHub OAuth to authenticate users. Users can be created on the host system from within the docker container.
3shepard-metzler-stimuli. Scripts for generating and rendering stimuli like those from Shepard & Metzler (1971)
3scipy-2015-slides. Slides for my talk on JupyterHub and education at SciPy 2015
2optimal-mental-rotation. A project looking at optimal experiment design for mental rotation tasks.
2block-towers. Python
2script-snippets. Small, useful scripts.
2psiTurk. A web framework for building experiments on Mechanical Turk
22015-07-17-jupyterday. JupyterHub presentation for the 07/17/2015 JupyterDay
1one-and-done-physics-cogsci-2015. TeX
1mental-rotation-slides-cogsci2014. Slides from the CogSci 2014 talk on the paper "What to simulate? Inferring the right direction for mental rotation"
1sigcse-2016-slides. Slides for my SIGCSE 2016 Demo on nbgrader
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