DataFire integration for MySpace
mYsPaCe cAsE sTrInG
Alternating caps, like a myspace teenager from 2001.
Look no further, your search ends here, you can now have the power of the myspace band player, on any svelte run project, so you can stop having to make your own (I know).
A jQuery plugin for communicating with REST APIs
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By mistake, MySpace inspired a generation of teenagers to learn how to code.
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A jQuery plugin for making html tables searchable and sortable with pagination.
ADK CLI
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MySpace inspired a generation of teenagers to learn how to code. We have Dark Mode now, but where did all the glitter go?
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utilities
## Introduction
== FEATURES/PROBLEMS: Sometimes it can be slow == SYNOPSIS: Credentials credentials = { :username => 'email@address.com', :password => 'SuperSecretPassword' }
A library to interface with the MySpace REST API.
MySpace strategy for omniauth
Ruby API for the MySpace Platform REST API
MySpaceID lets your users log on using their MySpace account info, after which their MySpaceID data becomes available; that is, your web servers will be able to communicate with our web servers and request user data. This SDK project contains examples of the base API code necessary to make signed requests against the MySpaceID REST API. To use the MySpaceID API, you first need to register on the MySpace Developer Site, create an app, and obtain a consumer key and secret. Information about these procedures, and about MySpaceID in general, is available at the MySpaceID Developer Wiki: http://wiki.developer.myspace.com/index.php?title=Category:MySpaceID The MySpaceID Ruby SDK enables you to work with MySpace data using the OpenStack (OpenID, OAuth etc) and the MySpace REST APIs via easy-to-use high level interfaces. The best way to implement your own application is to take an existing sample and customize it. Working Examples in this SDK: * OAuth - make signed requests * OpenID + OAuth Hybrid - delegated login, and making signed requests Documentation * Ruby SDK Documentation Summary: samples/rails/README * Ruby SDK - API Documentation: http://myspaceid-ruby-sdk.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/index.html
StatsCollect is a little framework gathering statistics from external sources (social networks, web sites...), stored in pluggable backends. It can be very easily extended thanks to its plugins (currently include Facebook, Myspace, Youtube, Google).
I wrote this quick library for aggregating analytics for my band, Operation ID. I wanted to track Last.fm, Twitter, and Myspace interactions over time. You might want to do this too!
🔌 A RubyGems plugin that allows gemspec dependencies to be declared as full URIs pointing to namespaced gem sources such as gem.coop namespaces (e.g. `https://beta.gem.coop/@myspace/my-gem`). When installed, this gem patches both RubyGems' native resolver (`gem install`) and Bundler's resolver (`bundle install`) to parse URI dependency names, route them to the correct namespace source, and remap transitive deps on the fly — so `gem install @kaspth/oaken` and `bundle install` with URI deps in gemspecs both Just Work™. See https://github.com/gem-coop/gem.coop/issues/12 for the original discussion.