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The domains that we’re tracking (in Alexa CSV format)

Capture HAR files from a headless Chrome instance

Core script for the indie-set project extracted for better use in Browser and Simple Node.js apps without Express.

Setup script for Better Builder production server.

A simple, non-modal status message window.

Asynchronous NSFileManager extension with Swifty syntax.

Currently has an async version of copyItemAtPathmethod.

Syntactic sugar in Swift for asynchronous dispatches in Grand Central Dispatch

A Swift micro-library that enables easy and cancellable delayed execution of blocks.

Swift 3 framework for easily getting system state change notifications on macOS.

A simple wrapper for NSTimer in Swift that lets you create timers using Swifty syntax and closures.

A singleton that broadcasts touch events from the main window as notifications. See the demo app for a use case (to find out the location of a link that was clicked in a WKWebView).

Swift extensions to (and Swift demo for) the excellent MBProgressHUD.

In this, the final example in the series, we’re going to add some dummy data to our template so that it contains all the elements present in the rendered output. This will allow us to style the template even if we don’t have access to the server.

In this example, we’re going to customise some of the labels to include an additional note depending on whether the person is a speaker or not.

Demonstrates the data-set-repeat attribute that is used by the Set template engine to create iterators.

This is a very simple example for the Set template engine.

It demonstrates how to set up Set for use with Express and how to use the data-set-text and data-set-attribute attributes to set the value of the text and attribute of a DOM node.

The Ind.ie website

UITextView subclass with links that provides instant callbacks for taps and long presses.

Sets up the HTTP Archive server (static nginx server) for Better.

Sets up a Gitlab server for the drafts (sites, trackers) generated by the Inspector.