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ansible-modules-core

Ansible modules - these modules ship with ansible

ansible-modules-extras

Ansible extra modules - these modules ship with ansible

bermudezjd.github.io

My webpage

canvas-lms

The open LMS by Instructure, Inc.

dgmd-e27-assignment1-positioning

Create a single web page demonstrating the following parts and pieces: A header containing site identity. The header should span the 3 columns mentioned below. A navigation bar that doesn’t scroll off the screen. This bar should be located underneath the header and oriented horizontally, spanning 3 columns, as described below. It should contain 5-6 primary links (no secondary navigation). The links may be dummy links – don’t feel the need to link to pages on the web or make pages for the links to visit. A three-column layout, with the primary focus of the page in the middle, plus a left and right sidebar. A footer containing a copyright statement. The footer should span 3 columns. There should be two images located within the primary content of the web page and one image in one sidebar. (You may have more images if you desire; this is a minimum.) Two of the images in the primary content should be pushed to the right and/or left edge of the primary content area, with the content wrapping around them. The content of the web page may be “lorem ipsum”, Wikipedia content, or the equivalent. The images may be derived from placehold.it, placekitten.com, or similar sites. You are welcome to write your own content and/or use your own images if you prefer. The content of this web page should be long enough that some scrolling is required at screen heights greater than 760px. Do not use JavaScript, jQuery, or other scripting languages. Please use only HTML and CSS to complete this exercise. Keep classes and IDs to an absolute minimum. You should be able to complete this assignment using selectors discussed during this week. Do not use more than 1 ID or 2 classes in this assignment. Use HTML5, including semantic markup. The web page layout should work in one browser/operating system combination: Mac/Firefox, Mac/Chrome, PC/Firefox, PC/Chrome. Other browser compatibility is not required. Specify your browser combination when you turn the assignment in. Post the web page and CSS file to your web hosting space. Submit the URL in the assignment dropbox. You may use the standard CSS box model or the border-box model, your choice.

dgmd-e27-assignment2

Build a 2-3 page responsive website, using the principles discussed this week. A responsive website should include a grid system, media queries, and images that resize. Your grid system and media queries should be custom-coded. The grid system can have as many or as few columns as you require. You should include at least two media queries in your CSS. You may have more than this if you require it. The images that resize may be a solution that you download. Use one from class, or use another solution you’ve found that you like better. The site should include a navigation bar that links the relevant pages together, and it should be available on all pages of the site. Write your own content for the site. Please don’t use lorem ipsum or Wikipedia entries. The site can be about anything you want provided it’s work-safe, legal, ethical, and moral. If you are redesigning a page or two from a site, you may use that site’s content. Use Sass for managing all CSS in this project. Make good use of variables, mixins, extend, nesting, math, built-in functions, etc. You may use whatever Sass file structure works for you. You are not required to use if/else, loops, or write your own functions with Sass, but you’re welcome to do so.

dgmd-e27-finalproject

Final project for course

django-app-tester

A tool that runs the Django test suite for a given application without requiring a fully-configured project

django-supervisor

easy integration between django and supervisord

djangocodestarworkbench

GitHub repository for AWS CodeStar Python (Django) web application djangocodestarw.

drupal

huey

a little multi-threaded task queue for python

sinatra-lti-tool

Example LTI tool written in Sinatra

vagrant-puppet-lamp-demo

This repo shows how easy it can be to set up a LAMP stack on a VirtualBox Centos image using Vagrant and Puppet. A simple "hello world" PHP script is provided to show the setup in action. There is also a phpinfo() script to show what gets installed.

vagrantboxes

Base boxes for development vms