As a break, I thought I would spruce up my old GitHub repos. By no means is this task complete. This is just the start.
GitHub repos
I have 29 GitHub repositories (“repos”), 18 of which are public.
Status: I’m okay with these
| blog | My blog |
| csiu.github.io | Home page |
| hmmpickr | Pick the model whose states are the most well-defined (R package) |
| kick | Analyzing Kickstarter data |
| default | A repository for template and configuration files |
| shiny-server | Collection of misc shiny apps |
| coursework-stat545 | My 2015 STAT545-UBC coursework |
| foofactor | R package for foo-ing factors (STAT545 class assignment) |
| candysurvey | R package: 2015 candy survey data |
| skyscraper | R package: 100 Tallest Completed Buildings in the World |
Status: Needs work
| CV | out of date |
| 100daysofcode | out of date |
| kaggle | messy |
| promi2 | messy |
Status: What was I thinking?
| tokens | Archive (dump) of old stuff |
| ssGeneDisplay | Test repo for https://github.com/hackseq/2016_project_7 |
| bionotes | EDIT: Files moved to "tokens" & repo has been removed on April 14, 2014 |
| datasci |
Status: To do
With regards to my MSc code base (set to private for now), I plan refactor the code (so it’s in a less embarrassing state) and make it public.
ASIDE: Writing markdown table
Writing markdown tables is a pain. Too much typing is involved – especially writing the line between the header and data rows. I therefore wrote a simple shell script to take simple input and reformat it into proper markdown table format.
Here is an example of simple input:
Header1 | Header2 | Header3
row1-col | row1-col2 | row1-col3
next row = row2 | add more text | harder to read
and the resulting properly markdown table reformatted output:
| Header1 | Header2 | Header3 |
|:-------:|:-------:|:-------:|
| row1-col | row1-col2 | row1-col3 |
| next row = row2 | add more text | harder to read |
It’s funny. I wrote the script first, but it turns out it wasn’t really that useful for writing this post. -- csiu