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FT Labs, based in London, has a significant presence on GitHub with a wide range of public repositories. Their projects primarily utilize JavaScript, HTML, and Python, featuring notable repositories such as fastclick, a polyfill for click delays, and ftscroller, a library for enhanced scrolling experiences. All repositories are MIT licensed and unsupported.
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fastclick
Polyfill to remove click delays on browsers with touch UIs
ftscroller
FTScroller is a cross-browser Javascript/CSS library to allow touch, mouse or scrollwheel scrolling within specified elements, with pagination, snapping and bouncing support.
ftcolumnflow
A polyfill that fixes the inadequacies of CSS column layouts
ftellipsis
Multi-line ellipsis made possible
fruitmachine
View rendering engine
transcription-service
A Node.js server that accepts audio/video files and transcribes the content
ftdatasquasher
Data compression and decompression support, packing base64 into UTF8 high and low bytes
big-ft
A view of the FT homepage designed for non-interactive video walls and billboards
perf-widget
No description provided for this repository.
text-summarization-experiment
Experiment on text summarization techniques and exploring Tensorflow.
three-sixty-video
Experiment with converting 360videos to VR.
screens
A way to distribute websites to multiple displays
tech-radar
Generate tech-radars based off of Google Spreadsheets
single-frame-video
Simple service to convert mp3s to mp4s with images for social networks
Signature-Signatures
A small exploration to try to match handwritten signatures by generating a fingerprint out of the number of black pixels along the Y Axis of the image
autovoice-podcast
take in an rss feed of articles, return a podcast of those articles with automated voices
inklink
Image recognition tool
fruitmachine-media
FruitMachine helper that allows different setup and teardown callbacks to be called based on media queries
o-three-sixty
Three Sixty Video Player powered by Brightcove
Screens-Chrome-App
A kiosk-enabled app for Chrome to use with FT Labs Screens project
googlehome
Experimenting with what is possible with via voice commands on the Google Home
textrequireify
Browserify transform that includes text files using `requireText('module/filename')` syntax.
idiom-explorer
whimsical investigation into use of idioms in news articles
webtorrent-audio
Where possible, deliver audio files to clients using WebTorrent
gpt2-gui
GPT-2 prototype/investigation
chatbot
An FT bot
overview
Exploration(s) of summarising and displaying news
cite-n-snap
No description provided for this repository.
ftlabs.github.io
porting the team blog to github pages
boilerplates
some simple, no-nonsense examples of things
js-abbreviate
Takes *any* JavaScript object and returns a JSON-serializable finite-sized copy of it.
chars-to-wav
Letters in, sounds out
suggestr
Recommendation algorithm(s)
audio-search
Want to find audio content on the FT? No problem!
barcode
An API endpoint to gather all of the main images used in FT articles from a provided date range, the last 24 hours for example, and squash them (width wise) to give one condensed image that represents the news. The final result looks similar to a coloured barcode.
correlations-game-test
Trying out Alexa testing via Mocha
models
Models built with TensorFlow
fruitmachine-ftdomdelegate
An ftdomdelegate plugin for FruitMachine
fruitmachine-bindall
A FruitMachine helper that binds all the methods in FruitMachine modules to each instance
Twitter-digest
Chrome extension for Twitter filtering
Listen-to-the-FT
Make podcasts great again.
allowlist-adblocker
No description provided for this repository.
screens-viewer
No description provided for this repository.
speed-read
A speed reading demonstration
fruitmachine-boundarize
FruitMachine helper to isolate components from the rest of the DOM tree
ft-quiz
Automated quiz api for news in specified date range.
Absorber
The (newly separated) absorber component of the Ingestion service.
PPS
Product Project Summariser
order-order
A swiss army knife of various forms of structured comments.
time-to-read
A lambda that provides the reading time from a text and image input.
left
No description provided for this repository.
audio-available
A small Node.js app for checking whether or not an audio version of an FT article exists.
correlations-service
exploring a node version of slurp which was a ruby version of a graph db
key-fetch
Get keys for your project
correlations-game
A Node.js app for playing the FT Labs Correlation game
audio-management
A place for managing audio assets at the FT
fruitmachine-fastdom
A fastdom helper for FruitMachine
touchbar-news
It puts the news on your shiny Macbook's Touch Bar
inshort
No description provided for this repository.
summarize
No description provided for this repository.
pages
experiments with simple static pages
Interrogable-Articles-Demo
A PWA to demonstrate the concept of 'interrogable' articles
assistant-authenticator
A service for ephemerally linking an FT user to a Google Home device
crosswords
experiment to build a crossword minisite using Jekyll
sentiment
No description provided for this repository.
ftda
FT Digital Archives
channel-status-notifier
No description provided for this repository.
hackathon_team_b
No description provided for this repository.
hackathon-corporate-actions
A service which provides data for high level business consumers for them to react to.
template-react
A starting point for future react projects in labs
Embellishr
No description provided for this repository.
template_SAPI
A internal template project for getting started with a SAPI based project
alexa-tester
No description provided for this repository.
ftldr
No description provided for this repository.
liFT
A slack bot for FT staff who are missing the unique experience of the office lifts
TaglessContent
Simple Go app which retrieves Capi V2 content without xml tags
user-concept-follows-playground
Using our newly learnt R skills to the test by trying to get some data from user concept follows
labs-o-share
URL and social media sharing
six-degrees
http://labs.ft.com/2015/07/six-degrees-of-angela-merkel/
constituency-api
And api for data by constituency.
top-stories-podcast
No description provided for this repository.
status-notifier
No description provided for this repository.
JanetBot-API-tester
No description provided for this repository.
TTS-Dashboard
An interface to house all of our TTS explorations and experiments
speed-feed-server
No description provided for this repository.
home-hack
No description provided for this repository.
TTS-AmazonPolly
Backend application which utilises Amazon's Polly service to convert input text to speech
Ingestion
An interface to allow external 3rd party partners to consume selected FT content.
HyperPaper
PoC passively linking images in the printed FT to online content
Morar
A home for all currently discarded FT metadata
morar-client
A Node.js for interfacing with Morar
podcast-associator
Let's hook up all of our podcasts to their articles
screens-carousel
Takes a carousel url and fires events when the carousel url changes.
key-phrases
General backend for extracting key phrases from a group of elements.
alignmentJS
porting some of the GOLANG alignment work into JS
barcode-year
A year of FT News presented as a barcode
elastic-archives
XML -> Elasticsearch
Connected-FT
Web push, from me, to you. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-daaaaa...
catchup
exploring generic taxi pack -esque functionality
audio-purger
Purge an audio file (TTS) and associated metadata
Frequently asked questions
What does ftlabs build on GitHub?
FT Labs develops various open-source projects on GitHub, focusing on web technologies and libraries. Their notable works include fastclick, which addresses click delays, and ftscroller, which enables smooth scrolling across different devices.
Which programming languages does ftlabs use?
FT Labs primarily uses JavaScript and HTML for their web projects, along with Python, Go, and Jupyter Notebook for more specialized applications. This diverse technology stack supports a variety of functionalities in their repositories.
Are ftlabs's repositories public?
Yes, all of FT Labs's repositories on GitHub are public. They are available under the MIT license, allowing users to access and use the code, although users should exercise caution as the projects are unsupported.
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