Most of the code I’ve collaborated to is on Github, and can be accessed via https://github.com/vanderlindenma. This includes

school-choice-python : Python code to compute assignments for school choice problems (Abdulkadiroglu and Sönmez (2003)) according to different assignment procedures. It uses and modifies code from Jeremy Kun’s stable-marriage GitHub repository, https://github.com/j2kun/stable-marriages, described in one of Jeremy’s blog posts at http://jeremykun.com/2014/04/02/stable-marriages-and-designing-markets/.

Below are some other scripts that you may find useful but are not worth a Github repository. They are mostly simple tweaks of existing script.

Dropbox

Create Dropbox Collection – simple list : a very simple tweak of Create Dropbox Collection v1.1 by Brett Terpstra which return a simple list instead of an ordered list. Useful when using Mturk for proofreading (see Proofreading your work with Amazon Mturk ) to generate list of links to pdfs that can be directly copied into a cvs file.

LaTex

Bibstyle.bst

surl-apalike.bst : a simple tweak of url-apalike.bst, solving some spacing issues by starting a new line before printing the url.

Keyboard layouts (Windows)

US keyboard layout for LaTex users who are tired of using the “shift” key. LaTex users relying on the math mode tend to use $,%,^,(,),{, and } more than 4,5,6,9,0,[,and,]. This layout replaces all numbers by their “shifted” counterpart and conversely. It also replaces the “[” and “]” keys by their shifted counterpart “{” and “}”. In my experience, this saves some time and wrist pain.
Belgian keyboard for LaTex : A layout replacing the “µ” key by ”\” and vice versa.