Dan Ford (@dlford)
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dlford

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  • Stars
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    66
  • Global Rank 279,708 (Top 10 %)
  • Followers 52
  • Following 36
  • Registered almost 8 years ago
  • Most used languages
    JavaScript
         29.4 %
    Shell
         17.6 %
    TypeScript
         11.8 %
    Go
         11.8 %
    OpenSCAD     5.9 %
    Dockerfile
         5.9 %
    Vue     5.9 %
    HTML
         5.9 %
    C
         5.9 %
  • Location ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ United States
  • Country Total Rank 58,918
  • Country Ranking
    OpenSCAD     475
    Dockerfile
         2,133
    Vue     4,611
    Shell
         5,137
    Go
         9,271

Top repositories

1

quokka

A split ortholinear keyboard designed for the small handed
JavaScript
23
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2

ubuntu-vm-boilerplate

A simple bash script to handle boilerplate configurations for cloned Ubuntu VMs (Machine ID, SSH server keys, Hostname)
Shell
16
star
3

blocklist

Malicious IP Addresses
4
star
4

mail-account-keeper

A tool for protecting email accounts from auto-deletion
Go
4
star
5

tmux-script

tmux-script is a quick and dirty but powerful scripting solution for tmux windows.
Shell
3
star
6

standard-notes-docker-compose-deployment

Easily deploy Standard Notes Web App and Syncing Server via Docker Compose
Dockerfile
3
star
7

hugo-webpack-demo

Example repository for my Hugo and Webpack series
HTML
2
star
8

split-keyboard-case-builder

OpenSCAD
1
star
9

Marlin

Marlin firmware for Ender 3 Pro with BTT SKR Mini E3 V2.0 and BLTouch
C
1
star
10

utils.dlford.io

Moved to github.com/developertools-tech
Vue
1
star
11

sticky-notes-pwa

A light-weight sticky-notes app utilizing the browsers IndexedDB for storage
TypeScript
1
star
12

dotfiles

My Linux Configs
Shell
1
star
13

gatsby-apollo-typescript-fullstack-starter

A full-stack Gatsby starter using TypeScript, Apollo Client/Server, Express, and Mongoose (MongoDB)
TypeScript
1
star
14

aws-lambda-form-example

An example of handling form data with AWS Lambda functions
JavaScript
1
star
15

example-cloud-native-fullstack-nextjs

An example of a quick and dirty issue tracker built in a cloud-native environment using Docker, NextJS, Semantic-UI, Apollo/GraphQL, ExpressJS, MongooseJS/MongoDB, and NGINX
JavaScript
1
star
16

gatsby-source-buymeacoffee

Gatsby plugin for utilizing data from the BuyMeACoffee.com public API
JavaScript
1
star
17

twitter-news-pipeline

Collects Google search alert Email stories into a database for approval, then posts them to Twitter at regular intervals.
JavaScript
1
star
18

blocklister

A daemon written in Go for processing IP block list (TXT) files into iptables rules and keeping them updated regularly.
Go
1
star