Hi,
I've made a ruby script to translate UTM to LAT,LON coordinates and
viceversa. I think that GitHub and RubyForge are too big for this simple
project: it works and I've no intention to continue it. I will use GPL
license. Where can I upload it?
Regards,
Andrés
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gist.github.com will make an impromptu git repository that people can
pull from and you can update, but keep you from having to maintain a
full 'project'.
Gist is also a paste server, so you could embed the code in your blog
or share the link with folks.
-greg
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On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:35 PM, Andrés Suárez <ansuga@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I've made a ruby script to translate UTM to LAT,LON coordinates and
viceversa. I think that GitHub and RubyForge are too big for this simple
project: it works and I've no intention to continue it. I will use GPL
license. Where can I upload it?
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Andrés Suárez wrote:
I've made a ruby script to translate UTM to LAT,LON coordinates and
viceversa. I think that GitHub and RubyForge are too big for this simple
project: it works and I've no intention to continue it. I will use GPL
license. Where can I upload it?
Since your code does conversions, why not contribute it to the Units
library?
http://rubyforge.org/projects/ruby-units
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:), thanks for your answers. I've made a gist
(http://gist.github.com/4075), and send it to the Units Library
Administrator.
Thanks again,
Andrés Suárez
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