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 If you'd like your project added, email <a href="mailto:jasmine-js@googlegroups.com">jasmine-js@googlegroups.com</a>.
+Please include your project's name, a brief description, and web site/repository urls. We reserve the right to edit.

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+# Who's Using Jasmine?
+
+----
+
+## Count it Down
+
+This is my entry in the 10K Apart Challenge. It is a countdown clock. Enter a clock title and an end date and time and
+it will count it down for you. It sports smooth clock animations, before specific digits change they will flash red,
+and you can share your clock w/ friends through a url generated by your title and end date and time.
+
+Jasmine was essential in this project. First I wrote all the specs for an uncompressed version. When it was time to
+compress every little bit of code, I updated my specs w/ the renaming and refactoring for a smaller size. It was very
+intense, for example the Clock class because just 'K' and all the jquery methods were aliased to 'a' or 'rc' or 'x'.
+Without Jasmine double checking all of my renaming, I would have gone insane.
+
+-- Roy Kolak
+
+**web**: [http://10k.aneventapart.com/Entry/165](http://10k.aneventapart.com/Entry/165)
+| **source**: [http://github.com/roykolak/count-it-down](http://github.com/roykolak/count-it-down)
+
+
+----
+
+## Weplay
+
+Weplay aims to be the online home of youth sports. Our users are coaches, players, and parents involved in team sports
+including soccer, football, baseball, cheerleading and more. We provide tools including scheduling, messaging,
+photo/video sharing and virtual awards, for coaches and parents to organize their team's online  presence. Our younger
+users also use Weplay to engage with their friends, play games, and earn incentives. A vibrant community is also
+emerging around our offerings for Skills & Drills and Questions & Answers.
+
+Our platform is built on Ruby and Rails and our development practices are based largely on Agile and behavior driven
+development. While Cucumber and RSpec have been our primary testing tools for driving our server-side development since
+our beginning nearly three years ago, we have had to evolve our front-end testing solution. We started with no testing
+and eventually incorporated Selenium feature testing into our Cucumber build. I've led the efforts to applying
+test-driven javascript coding practices, originally with ScrewUnit + Screwdriver, then BlueRidge and now Jasmine.
+
+A recent contribution to our Weplay fork of jasmine is the ability to specify Sprocket-style "require" lines
+(i.e., <code>//= "public/javascript/awesome.js"</code>) to target src javascript files on a per-spec basis.
+
+-- Ross Kaffenberger
+
+**web**: [http://www.weplay.com](http://www.weplay.com)
+| **source**: [http://github.com/weplay](http://github.com/weplay) *
+<br/>
+<small>While our parent project repository is privately hosted, we currently incorporate and contribute to 63 (yikes!)
+public repositories, including jasmine and jasmine-gem.</small>
+
+----
+
+If you'd like your project added, email <a href="mailto:jasmine-js@googlegroups.com">jasmine-js@googlegroups.com</a>.
+Please include your project's name, a brief description, and web site/repository urls. We reserve the right to edit.