Peter Rogers

The app enables users to create mind maps of Wikipedia with articles represented as linked nodes. The code is written in AngularJS with data visualization in D3.js. Grunt auto-compiles its HTML and CSS from Haml and Sass, respectively, while Jasmine is there to run convenient automated tests. It can be seen online at hujhax.austinimprov.com/code/WikiMap.

This is an implementation of Kevan Davis's "Johari Window" app, geared towards the improvised theater community. A Johari Window lets you pick a set of strengths that you see in yourself, and then provides you a customized URL which you pass to your friends. Then your friends anonymously pick sets of strengths they see in you. Finally, the app lets you compare what you think you're good at to what your friends think you're good at. It's implemented in Meteor.js and uses Grunt.js for automatic deployment to the Heroku PaaS.

See the source code at http://github.com/hujhax/improv-johari.

I'm picky about timer functionality, so I finally had to make my own timer app. This one has a nice big LED-style display, a start/pause button, buttons to set common durations, keyboard shortcuts for everything, a useful window title, and an easy-to-read log of all user actions. I wrote it in Angular.js, with Grunt.js automatically compiling HAML into HTML.

View the source at http://github.com/hujhax/Stopwatch.

This lets users create "mind maps" of Wikipedia with articles represented as linked nodes. The code is written in Angular.js with data visualization in D3, and Grunt.js auto-compiles its HTML and CSS from HAML and SASS respectively, while Jasmine is there to run convenient automated tests.

View the source at https://github.com/hujhax/WikiMap