Here is all the code I share on GitHub. It's mainly side projects or examples for Le Wagon students, hope you enjoy browsing it!
My dotfiles for my Macbook Pro Retina.
I built Headsha.re to help people drive traffic to their website through the links they share on social networks. It has been acquired by Snip.ly in June 2014.
This gem helps you to quickly get a form that can be submitted and redirect your users to the ogone ecommerce form where they can pay. This gem is flexible as it does not rely on a hard-coded configuration to be used. Therefore you can dynamically handle several PSPIDs
Ruby gem I put together in Fall 2013 when I was interviewing for a job at Sqwiggle. This gem provides an engine to help communicate to your users when issues they report get fixed, given that your issue tracker is private. It extend your web application with a public dashboard of your issue tracker.
This gem will help you to quickly setup a route in your Rails application which listens to a GitHub webhook
Grade a student's exercise solution, assuming the exercise uses minitest to be checked and there is a Rakefile in the folder.
Ruby gem to retrieve Colissimo shipping status for a parcel (image only)
Track outbound links clicked in Google Analytics as events
A boilerplate project to quickly test an algorithm, for instance during a phone interview, this project is a great place to start.
This is an exercise we give to students of Le Wagon - Premiere Classe, a 9 week-long bootcamp for entrepreneurs.
A quick & dirty secret-santa with constraints (couples, do not gift the one you gifted last year, etc.)
Visual color timer implements the Pomodoro Technique in which you work by batches of 25 minutes and rest for 5 minutes.
a small web application to monitor your redis server. It plots the number of commands per seconds and the memory usage.