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Program using emojis.
Continuous Integration meets Server Management: Your Ship Has Just Come In™.
Athletics done right
Created an algorithm for Arduino Robot to beat various difficulties of a pre-set track and reach the finish.
Social-oriented facial recognition allowing for unlocking of actions only when certain people are nearby at once.
Lift your mood by listening to music generated by analysing your github commits
Graph visualization of repository structure for GitHub projects
leanrning Dijkstras!
P2P image sharing site for ultimate scaleability of memes
Unconventional jump'n'jump platformer with periods of "inversed death logic"
Directly make issues through atom and get feedback
pin-board
The biggest open Speech Synthesis database for Machine Learning in the universe.
The perfect esoteric programming language, all you need is a deck of cards.
Multiplayer 2D wizard duelling.
A facial recognition software hell bent on finding Irma
An app for freshers where they create a profile and can match with potential friends
Your best ally when going back home after a long day of studying, or when going out for a beer, or four.
Bridging the gap between farming and coding
Achievement System Package for Atom Editor
We make gorgeous graphs easy.
System combining Myo Wristband and Estimote Beacons to help visually impaired people.
Uses your existing Facebook data to automatically generate a chatbot that talks like you
Write "Brainfuck" code using leap motion gestures, compile the code you've just written, check the result in textfile
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