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Hi there 👋

wakatime

  • 🤝 I’m looking to collaborate on: anything

  • ⚡ Fun fact: My first experience with code was writing HTML around 2006 when I created a basic website for my online video game team. It also had a phpbb forum. What ensued thereafter was a long hiatus up until 2017/2018 when I got back into programming again by learning Python, then JavaScript and TypeScript. In 2022, I started learning Rust, followed by git, CI, vim/neovim and Lua.

All of my free time is spent coding, having fun coding, and trying to learn as much about computers as humanly possible. I also like to experiment and work on hobby projects as well as contribute to other projects.

Strongpoints

  • General Programming
  • TypeScript and TypeScript types
  • ECMAScript
  • Node.js, js/ts and npm packages
  • RegEx (flavors: vim, js)
  • POSIX shell and utilities

What I'm Liking

  • Rust (language, memory safety, ecosystem, toolchain, docgen, book/learning material, etc.)
  • TypeScript (the best thing to ever happen to JavaScript! along with node)
  • Vim/Neovim is pretty cool
  • Nix

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📫 tmillr@proton.me

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profile for tmillr at Stack Overflow, Q&A for professional and enthusiast programmers

Term: Kitty Editor: Neovim

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  1. sos.nvim sos.nvim Public

    Never manually save/write a buffer again!

    Lua 20

  2. projekt0n/github-nvim-theme projekt0n/github-nvim-theme Public

    GitHub's Neovim themes

    Lua 2.3k 109

  3. prettier-completion prettier-completion Public

    Bash completion for prettier.

    Shell 2

  4. breaking-change breaking-change Public

    A GitHub Action for automatically reporting breaking changes detected via conventional commits.

    JavaScript 1

  5. Computed Class or Function Names in ... Computed Class or Function Names in Javascript (Without "eval" or "Function" Constructor)
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    /** 
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     * NOTE: 
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     *   Just now realized this is achievable via `Object.defineProperty` and then passing the function you want to
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     *   rename (or change the 'name' property of)... can't believe I didn't realize there was such a simple solution!
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     */