Open Source at Timetric
Timetric is built on top of a great open source stack — Python, Django, jQuery, Postgres, Tokyo Tyrant… the list goes on.
We like to do our bit and give back when we can. Here's a list of software which we've either created or contributed to. If you like what we're doing, make sure to check out our jobs page.
Sunburnt
Sunburnt is a Python-based interface for working with the Solr search engine.
It's tested with Solr 1.4/1.4.1, but should work with 1.3 as well. It will work with newer versions of Solr as well, but will not support any newer features.
The API is not fixed yet, but is mostly stable. Examples of its use can be found on our blog.
Available on GitHub at http://github.com/tow/sunburnt. (WTFPL)
Raphlot
A port of Flot to use the Raphaël APIs.
All the SVG graphs on timetric.com are generated by Raphlot.
Available on GitHub at http://github.com/djw/raphlot. (MIT)
Appengine-mailer
This is a limited RFC2822-over-HTTP proxy for running in Google App Engine.
Emails sent as RFC-2822 documents (with an accompanying signature) are decoded & sent onwards using GAE's mail-sending capabilities
Available on GitHub at http://github.com/tow/appengine-mailer.
As3xls
A library for reading Excel files from Actionscript 3.
A fork of the code from http://code.google.com/p/as3xls/, where we fixed a number of serious bugs and dramatically improved its compatibility.
Available on GitHub at http://github.com/djw/as3xls. (New BSD)
Other Stuff
Here are some other things we've contributed to:
django-oauth
We maintain a fork of David Larlet's django-oauth app which includes some key changes, particularly in the way we keep track of nonces.
Available on GitHub
py-timetric
Jacob Kaplan-Moss was too quick for us — he wrote the first python client library for Timetric's API.
We've since contributed changes whenever Timetric has grown new features.
Available on GitHub
python-metar
We've contributed fixes for Tom Pollard's Metar-parsing library for Python, and
Available on GitHub
py-timetric
Jacob Kaplan-Moss was too quick for us — he wrote the first python client library for Timetric's API.
We've since contributed changes whenever Timetric has grown new features.
Available on GitHub
python-metar
We've contributed fixes for Tom Pollard's Metar-parsing library for Python, and
Available on GitHub