CS 260 & CS 261 aka Computer Networks I and II
Supporting code and various other projects for the classes that I am teaching.
Ok maybe it's not so amazing, Putter reads unit tests from very Postman-like JSON files and executes them against your web server. Used in assignments for verifying your code works and for grading. Originally, these files were edited and run from Postman, but that lives behind a paywall now. So Putter implements the 1% functionality we actually needed.
For use with the HTTP Proxy assignment in CS 260. This program sends HTTP 1.1 requests to your proxy server and measures the response times and data received -- then outputs that information to disk for later debugging (and grading).
Long ago, there was a website that had a pretty good tutorial for redis, complete with sandbox so you could type in commands. The code has fallen to disuse and the hosted website is long gone. This fork of the originals provides a Dockerfile and a way to run a containerized version of that code. Good enough for classroom use, not secure for hosting on a public website!
Part of a lecture example that grew and then ran amok, this is the source code to The Scary Cave and occasionally it gets features added to it. Not meant to be serious, and designed to use as few resources as possible (i.e. free to host).