Emily Bertwistle (@emilyb7)
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emilyb7

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  • Stars
    star
    94
  • Global Rank 217,299 (Top 8 %)
  • Followers 69
  • Following 52
  • Registered over 8 years ago
  • Most used languages
    JavaScript
         87.5 %
    Elixir
         6.3 %
    HTML
         6.3 %
  • Location πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ United Kingdom
  • Country Total Rank 9,528
  • Country Ranking
    Elixir
         337
    HTML
         429
    JavaScript
         3,295

Top repositories

1

HTML-templating-with-Google-Apps-Script

Use data from your spreadsheets to build a webpage or a client-side app ✨
HTML
62
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2

FAC-devops-workshop

A workshop that runs through recommended setup + tooling for a Node.js app hosted on Heroku ✨ Written with Founders and Coders students in mind
JavaScript
6
star
3

parallel-challenge-github

Learning the parallel pattern with the GitHub API
JavaScript
5
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4

crossfilter-example

Learning crossfilter with pet data 🦁
JavaScript
4
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5

google-app

Setting up a project with Cloud functions for firebase + Google Apps Script
JavaScript
3
star
6

game-of-life

My take on Conway's Game of Life, built with React and Redux
JavaScript
3
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7

learning-redis

simple list app to learn redis basics!
JavaScript
2
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8

emily-lint

Custom linter config, quick setup for any repo
JavaScript
1
star
9

trackerapp

πŸ“šπŸ“– Books and things just for fun
Elixir
1
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10

emoji-log-js

Atom plugin for emoji-fuelled debugging πŸ‰ 🍐 πŸ§€
JavaScript
1
star
11

oauth-jwts

demo based on https://github.com/foundersandcoders/jwt_workshop
JavaScript
1
star
12

redux-async

Learning some redux with and without Thunks
JavaScript
1
star
13

maps

my own take on those games where you have to guess the country from an outline
JavaScript
1
star
14

static-site-boilerplate

Boilerplate for a static site using npm, pug, tachyons, gulp and eslint
JavaScript
1
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15

react-router

Basic React Router example
JavaScript
1
star
16

emoji-check

πŸΆπŸ’„πŸŽ¨ uses husky to validate presence of an emoji at the beginning of your commit messages
JavaScript
1
star