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[http://charlesreid1.github.io/wordswordswords Project site]
Visit the project web page here: http://charlesreid1.github.io/wordswordswords


[http://github.com/charlesreid1/wordswordswords GitHub repository]
View the GitHub repository and source code here: http://github.com/charlesreid1/wordswordswords


|description=I built a website that tags word etymologies in Gutenberg e-books. This project used a web scraper to look up word etymologies in an online dictionary, parse the results, and color-code the resulting word based on its root language.
|description=I built a website that tags word etymologies in Gutenberg e-books. This project used a web scraper to look up word etymologies in an online dictionary, parse the results, and color-code the resulting word based on its root language.

Revision as of 22:33, 3 August 2015

 

My Reading List - a list of books I am reading or have read

List of recent changes to the wiki - a list of pages that I've been working on lately

List of all pages on the wiki - the big fat list of every page on this wiki

Recent Articles

Kali Linux

Lately I've been spending a lot of time in Kali Linux, and have been adding notes to this wiki as I go.

Arduino

All of my Arduino projects are also being documented as I go. You can find most of those projects at the Arduino page.

Bots

Building web bots, web scrapers, and web spiders has been an ongoing hobby of mine.

A list of bots I've built is here: Bots

These primarily include Twitter bots and MediaWiki bots.

Scrapers

Scrapers are lots of fun. They basically automate interaction with the web, allowing you to programmatically visit pages, extract content, push buttons, submit forms, and so on.

Project Title Words Words Words
Project URL Visit the project web page here: http://charlesreid1.github.io/wordswordswords

View the GitHub repository and source code here: http://github.com/charlesreid1/wordswordswords

Project Description I built a website that tags word etymologies in Gutenberg e-books. This project used a web scraper to look up word etymologies in an online dictionary, parse the results, and color-code the resulting word based on its root language.

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Webapps

Work has continued on Webapps for Internet of Things applications. Check out that page for more details.

Radio

Another topic of interest is Radio, specifically Software Defined Radio. More notes on those pages.

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