Libraries tagged by talks

ideatic/angular-talk

5 Favers
156 Downloads

Angular Chat Room and Comments Engine

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baklysystems/laravel-chat-messenger

12 Favers
1848 Downloads

Laravel chat package

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jmiy/hyperf-ding-notice

1 Favers
4413 Downloads

a dingtalk robot message handle for send message

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baiyutang/dingtalk-chatbot

19 Favers
41 Downloads

The sdk for dingtalk chat robot. developed by object-oriented method. 钉钉群自定义机器人: 采用面向对象的开发方法

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tfrommen/testable-code

9 Favers
5 Downloads

Example code for the talk "How (Not) to Write Testable Code" at WordCamp Nuremberg, 2016.

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pilskalns/f3-wcurl

6 Favers
28 Downloads

F3 Wrapper for cURL to talk with external REST API

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philwc/dark-sky

0 Favers
947 Downloads

A strongly typed simple client to talk to the Dark Sky API.

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pfefferle/wordpress-rss-club

11 Favers
16 Downloads

1st rule of RSS Club is “Don't Talk About RSS Club”.

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pecl/dbus

28 Favers
12 Downloads

This extension allows you to talk to DBUS services on a system, and also act as a DBUS service.

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noiselabs/build-your-own-neural-network

23 Favers
1 Downloads

Support code for the "Build Your Own Neural Network With PHP" talk

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metabor/statemachine-example

6 Favers
71 Downloads

Example statemachine from my talk and slides

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lucinda/http-caching

0 Favers
22757 Downloads

Creates a communication platform where servers and browsers talk in language of caching

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johnkary/rethinking-loops

4 Favers
6 Downloads

Supplemental code and practice katas for John Kary’s talk Rethinking Loops.

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happyr/cloud-flare-bundle

5 Favers
18623 Downloads

This Symfony2 bundle lets you talk to the CloudFlare client API

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drupal-eca-recipe/eca_lib_0050

0 Favers
5 Downloads

An external MCP assistant drafts a conference talk with a user and submits it to Drupal, which owns every rule. The model publishes two tools: one submits, the other answers what a submission has to look like - the window, the accepted levels, the tracks the site currently offers and the duration limit for a level - so the assistant asks instead of exploring the site. Both run the same policy actions, so the rules an assistant is told are the rules it is held to. The submitting tool turns its five arguments into tokens, checks the submission window, the audience level, the track and a per-level duration limit before anything is written, and returns a structured result either way. The speaker is taken from the authenticated account and is not a tool argument. A valid proposal is created unpublished in the talk_review workflow, awaiting human review, and the result carries a link to it. The beginner duration rule is a single action in the diagram, which both tools read, so changing it live changes what the tools do and what they advise with no change on the assistant side.

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