I’ve written various odds and ends released as free or open source software. It might take a while, but I’ll collect them together here…
WordPress Widgets
- Google Reader ‘shared items’ widget – you can see this at work in the sidebar of this blog under “Interesting Posts”
Greasemonkey Scripts
Greasemonkey allows you to modify the way a particular website works in Firefox. Here’s a few of mine…
- Geocaching Forum Tools – adds a very useful “ignore thread” feature to the geocaching.com forums, as well as a few other niceties.
- Geocaching Map Linker – augments geocaching.com cache pages to include links to 1:25K OS maps.
Memory Map icons
- Lordelph’s Lovely Icons – a set of icons designed for geocaching use.
Development Tools
- StampVer – a tool for writing an incremented build number into the version resource of a Win32 executable (note that will only make sense if you need this tool!)
- Pepipopum – takes a gettext .po file and translates it with Google Translate. Was more useful when Google Translate offered a free API.
Javascript Libraries
- GeoTools WGS84/OSGB36 Converter for Javascript – allows you to do client client transformations from WGS84 lat/long coordinates to Ordnance Survey grid coordinates
Websites
- I owned the original pastebin.com from 2002 to Feb 2010, and made the source available under an Affero GPL licence. You get get the latest release from GitHub, but there’s also an older tarball pastebin.tar.gz (237 Kb). You can see it in action at pastebin.dixo.net, but this is just for demonstration (posts may be deleted).
- All the code for Geograph British Isles is GPL licenced. We don’t maintain an easily downloadable tarball, but if you want it, just ask!
PHP Libraries
- Geohash PHP Class – encode and decode “geohashes” with ease
Development Tools
- StampVer -a tool for writing an incremented build number into the version resource of a Win32 executable (note that will only make sense if you need this tool!)
- CleanEx – clean up shell extension for developers
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