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GitHub Reflog v1.4.12
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Welcome to the fourth edition of **The GitHub Reflog** — the weekly
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chronicle of remarkable GitHub repos and community activity. For
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previous editions, check out
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`The Reflog Archive <https://github.com/kennethreitz/github-reflog>`_.
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Featured Repo of the Week
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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`apenwarr/sshuttle <https://github.com/apenwarr/sshuttle>`_
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This nifty project got quite a bit of press this week, and has
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already become indispensable part of my toolkit. Sshuttle calls
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itself a "Poor Man's VPN". It allows you to connect to a remote
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machine as a non-privileged user and forward every port on its
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network to your local machine. Once enabled, all traffic is being
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routed through the server. If the server has network access to
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machines that your machine cannot, you can now access those boxes
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as if they were on your local network.
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Port forwarding with OpenSSH is hardly new, but sshuttle forwards
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*all* ports instead of only ones you specify. The only dependency
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on the server is OpenSSH itself.
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Liftoff!
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Awesome Repo of the Week
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`asarazan/Narwhalingus-EP <https://github.com/asarazan/Narwhalingus-EP>`_
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@asarazan found a great new use for GitHub this week. His band, The
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Bristol 7's, decided to
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`publish their EP <http://thebristol7s.wordpress.com/2011/04/10/fork-us-on-github/>`_
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under the Creative Commons license. In the spirit of open source,
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he decided to put it up on GitHub!
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The repo includes final mixes as well as the individual audio
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tracks for remixing. Pull requests welcome!
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Remarkable Repos
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- `jonromero/music-as-data <https://github.com/jonromero/music-as-data>`_:
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This Clojure project offers a live programming environment for
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generating music sequences. It allows you to treat the sequences as
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data and apply transformations to them in live environments. Check
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out the `project page <http://mad.emotionull.com/>`_ to learn
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more.
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- `37signals/pow <https://github.com/37signals/pow>`_: This
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new project from 37 Signals is a zero-config development server for
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Rack applications. Once you run its super simple installer, go to
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``~/.pow`` and make a symlink to your app's directory. And, that's
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it! The app is now available locally at ``http://appname.dev``.
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- `DanielWaterworth/raphters <https://github.com/DanielWaterworth/raphters>`_:
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This new framework is for developing web applications in C. Yes,
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you read correctly. If you're a C aficionado that has always
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dreamed of building a modern webapp in your favorite language,
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Raphters is a great place to start. It provides a simple API for
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handling cookies, sessions, and templates. The resulting
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applications can be deployed with FastCGI.
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Promising Repos
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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- `cldwalker/tux <https://github.com/cldwalker/tux>`_: Tux is
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a Ruby shell interface for Sinatra. It gives you a simple interface
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to interact with all parts of your application from the
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commandline. It can directly call your helpers and views, or
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generate your own request/response data.
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- `ded/Ender.js <https://github.com/ded/Ender.js>`_: This new
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JavaScript module is actually 8 minimal utilities smashed into one:
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`klass <https://github.com/ded/klass>`_,
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`qwery <https://github.com/ded/qwery>`_,
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`bonzo <https://github.com/ded/bonzo>`_,
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`bean <https://github.com/fat/bean>`_,
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`script.js <https://github.com/ded/script.js>`_,
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`reqwest <https://github.com/ded/Reqwest>`_,
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`emile <https://github.com/ded/emile>`_, and
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`underscore.js <https://github.com/documentcloud/underscore/>`_.
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Running in at only 8KB, Ender.js combines the of all of these
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powerful modules into one elegant API. Features include: a class
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system, custom selector engine, DOM manipulation, events system,
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asynchronous dependency loading, simple animations, and a robust
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extension API. The codebase is powered by git-submodules and can be
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rebuilt with Node.js.
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Feedback is appreciated! Send any questions, suggestions, and
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anonymous tips to reflog@kennethreitz.com.
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--------------
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For more open source news, check out
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`The Changelog <http://thechangelog.com>`_ and
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`github.com/explore <http://github.com/explore>`_.
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