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@Trevoke

Trevoke

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Registered over 15 years ago
Most used languages

Ruby
26.1 %

Elixir
21.7 %

Emacs Lisp
17.4 %

Vim Script
8.7 %

Shell
8.7 %

JavaScript
8.7 %

CSS
4.3 %

CoffeeScript
4.3 %
Location 🇺🇸 United States
Country Total Rank 13,985
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Emacs Lisp
48

Elixir
340

Vim Script
1,353

CoffeeScript
2,660

Ruby
3,591

Shell
5,579

org-gtd.el

A package for using GTD with org-mode

sqlup-mode.el

An emacs minor mode to upcase SQL keyword and functions

dwarlixir

A dwarf-fortress clone / MUD / side project in Elixir

SGFParser

A Ruby library to parse SGF (Smart Game Format) files, best-known for holding weiqi / go game records

dw-mud

A tintin++ configuration for the Discworld MUD client, including color and sound triggers. Maintained fork of Dextar's work.

ultisnips-rspec

RSpec snippets for ultisnip

dotfiles

The userspace config that makes me happy.

.emacs.d

Where the emacs config doth live

elixir-packages

Idiomatic elixir packages

dfworldgen

A website to store/show/rate Dwarf Fortress world generation seeds

such_doge_very_wow

Ruby gem to parse DSON (Doge Serialized Object Notation)

ClassTestSplitter

A vim plugin to easily create a split window with a Ruby class and the associated test Class.

mock_behaviour

A tool to help create mocks for your Elixir behaviours, specifically intended for use with external services

lemur3000

The slackbot for the Lemurs

insane-hook

The command pattern (ish) in Ruby, using a DSL

mud_with_phoenix

emacs-colortheme

A color scheme more or less from scratch

timed-outline

jellybeans-syntax

syntax theme for Atom editor inspired by nanotech's jellybeans color scheme for vim

sicp-digital-circuits

Digital Circuits exercise from SICP Chapter 3

sgf-elixir

An Elixir library to parse SGF games

event-sourcing-demo-react

Shows what you want out of event-sourcing, very basic, built in react

ruby-mud

A Ruby MUD server. Current project status: toy

sqlup-talk

Diving into emacs lisp by following the trail left by sqlup-mode.el