Luca de Alfaro

Professor

luca@ucsc.edu

Computer Science and Engineering

University of California, Santa Cruz

Ph.D. Stanford University, 1998

Office: Bld E2, Rm 339A

This is code to which I have contributed, or simply, that I am following. This is not an exhaustive list. You can visit my GitHub and BitBucket home pages to find more of my code (look also at the organizations and projects).

• DivExplorer: a tool for exploring data subgroups in datasets.
• NotebookGrader: a web application for assigning and grading homework consisting in Python notebooks, leveraging Google Colab and Google Drive.
• ecoscape-connectivity: a tool for computing habitat connectivity in fragmented landscapes.
• json_np: json serialization extended to arbitrary objects, including numpy arrays.
• homemaker: create static web pages, such as the ones of this site, dynamically!.
• nqdb: a replacement for Google's NDB library for Python 3.
• nqgcs: a more pleasant interface to Google Cloud Storage, for Python 3.
• py4web: my favorite web framework.
• py4web teaching repos: the repositories I use for teaching py4web (private).
• Python teaching tools: the collection of scripts I use for teaching using a mix of Google Drive, nbgrader, and Colab.
• authorship-tracking: Python authorship tracking algorithms for versioned content.
• Ocaml Lda Libs: a set of useful data structures for Ocaml.
• SlugIOT: the SlugIOT project, a universal web2py-based IOT controller.
• WikiTrust: the Ocaml code for the WikiTrust project.
• TICC: tool for modeling timed interfaces.