Here are links to open source projects that we are involved in, as well as code examples from our tutorials and the Internet Forensics book.

Ortho JavaScript Library

Ortho is a JavaScript library for creating simple 2-D graphics in web browsers. It uses a few primitive objects that are combined to create complex diagrams and graphic displays with relatively modest programming effort. Because these are created live in the browser, you can build graphics that respond to user interactions and to changes in data using AJAX.

Ruby binding to Bob Jenkins Hash functions

Craic has published a Ruby binding for the lookup3.c code for generating 32-bit hashes. This useful C library was developed by Bob Jenkins. The Ruby code is distributed under the MIT open source license and can be downloaded from Github.

Code Examples from 'Internet Forensics'

This page lists all the code excerpts by chapter from 'Internet Forensics', by Robert Jones and published in 2005 by O'Reilly Media.

Kupu - A JavaScript WYSIWYG Editor

Scripts to accompany the article Rich Web Text Editing with Kupu, published by the O'Reilly Network in April 2005.

Creating Web Content for Mobile Phones

Scripts to accompany the article Creating Web Content for Mobile Phone Browsers, published by the O'Reilly Network in February 2004.