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+GitHub Reflog v1.3.28
+=====================
+
+Welcome to the second edition of **The GitHub Reflog**. This is a
+new weekly chronicle of remarkable GitHub repos. For previous
+articles, check out
+`The Reflog Archive <https://github.com/kennethreitz/github-reflog>`_.
+
+Featured Repo of the Week
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+`koggdal/ocanvas <https://github.com/koggdal/ocanvas>`_
+
+oCanvas is a middle layer for generating Canvas regions. Instead of
+dealing directly with pixels, you manage a set of display objects.
+oCanvas provides an elegant API and full event system for
+manipulating these objects, performing all the hard work in the
+background. From there you can create, manipulate, and animate to
+your heart's content.
+
+Check out the polished `demo page <http://ocanvas.org/>`_ to see it
+in action.
+
+Remarkable Repos
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+
+-  `evanphx/gx <https://github.com/evanphx/gx>`_: Gx is a Git
+   tool that assists in merge conflict resolution. If you're using Git
+   properly these are hard to come by, but every once in a while, a
+   merge conflict is unavoidable. Git's merge resolution interface is
+   a little difficult to deal with sometimes, so Gx gives you a simple
+   interface for handling those conflicts.
+
+-  `BigZaphod/Chameleon <https://github.com/BigZaphod/Chameleon>`_:
+   This project's massive undertaking is to replicate Apple's
+   `UIKit <http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/uikit/reference/UIKit_Framework/_index.html>`_,
+   used extensively for writing iOS apps, for OSX. It's an cleanroom
+   implementation that mirrors the API exactly. The project is
+   currently 9 months in development has about 60% UIKit coverage.
+   Chameleon's best feature is that it allows you to build apps that
+   target both iOS and OSX with the same codebase. If you're
+   developing OSX applications, this is definitely with taking a look
+   at.
+
+-  `jugyo/earthquake <https://github.com/jugyo/earthquake>`_:
+   This is an awesome new Twitter client for your terminal. Written in
+   Ruby, Earthquake features proper OAuth authentication, streaming
+   support, terminal colors, and tab completion. It appears to have
+   been implemented specifically for the recent earthquakes in Japan.
+   It's always great to see the open source community continuously
+   `stepping up <https://github.com/brendanlim/Tradui>`_ to assist in
+   times of need.
+
+-  `twigkit/tempo <https://github.com/twigkit/tempo>`_: Tempo
+   is zero-dependency JavaScript template engine built on top of
+   old-fashioned HTML. It's designed to make rendering of JSON content
+   as simple as possible. It currently features nested data support,
+   boolean conditionals, and gracefully falls back if JavaScript isn't
+   available.
+
+
+Promising Repos
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+
+-  `shinh/maloader <https://github.com/shinh/maloader>`_: This
+   project looks very promising. It's a x86-64 Mach-O executable
+   loader for Linux. It can run most of the Xcode toolchain from
+   Linux. It can currently run Xcode's gcc-4.2, otool, dyldinfo,
+   dwarfdump, cpp-4.2, dsymutil, and others. Maloader plans to support
+   commandline applications only at this time.
+
+-  `antimatter15/player <https://github.com/antimatter15/player>`_:
+   This unique MP3 player is an excellent showcase of HTML5's
+   capabilities. Point it to a folder on your system, and it
+   recursively finds MP3 files, parses the ID3 tag metadata, and plays
+   them from the browser. Check out
+   `the demo <http://antimatter15.github.com/player/player.html>`_ to
+   give it a try!
+
+
+Feedback is appreciated! Send any questions, suggestions, and
+anonymous tips to reflog@kennethreitz.com.
+
+--------------
+
+For more open source news, check out
+`The Changelog <http://thechangelog.com>`_ and
+`github.com/explore <http://github.com/explore>`_.
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 +-------------+--------------+------------+------------+
 |     sha     |    ref       |    url     |     rst    |
 +=============+==============+============+============+
-| ``eb73418`` | ``HEAD@{0}`` | `v1.3.21`_ | `r1.3.21`_ |
+| ``efdef99`` | ``HEAD@{0}`` | `v1.3.28`_ | `r1.3.28`_ |
++=============+==============+============+============+
+| ``eb73418`` | ``HEAD@{1}`` | `v1.3.21`_ | `r1.3.21`_ |
 +-------------+--------------+------------+------------+
 
 
 .. _`v1.3.21`: https://github.com/blog/818-github-reflog-v1-3-21
 .. _`r1.3.21`: https://github.com/kennethreitz/github-reflog/blob/master/posts/reflog-v1.3.21.rst
 
+.. _`v1.3.28`: https://github.com/blog/823-github-reflog-v1-3-28
+.. _`r1.3.28`: https://github.com/kennethreitz/github-reflog/blob/master/posts/reflog-v1.3.28.rst
 
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