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Haukur Páll Hallvarðsson (@hph)

hph

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Global Rank 147,575 (Top 6 %)
Followers 84
Following 120
Registered over 12 years ago
Most used languages

JavaScript
35.0 %

Python
35.0 %

Ruby
12.5 %

TypeScript
5.0 %

HTML
5.0 %

Elixir
2.5 %

Objective-C
2.5 %

Vim Script
2.5 %
Location 🇮🇸 Iceland
Country Total Rank 54
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Elixir
6

Ruby
6

HTML
11

Vim Script
14

Objective-C
15

JavaScript
26

Python
26

TypeScript
35

wings

A text editor inspired by Vim, written in JavaScript and React.

vigur

A two-dimensional vector library written in ES6.

web-socket

A Polymer element to ease the use and configuration of WebSockets

drake

drake ‒ a password management utility

stocks

Get current stock quotes and other information.

kit

⭐️ A base project for modern web applications ⭐️

react-ssr-demo

Source code companion for my introduction to React SSR

torr

Command-line interface to The Pirate Bay.

ormur

A simple, sane & modern ORM library for Node.js

clusterfork

An abstraction over the Node.js cluster API allowing you to run programs clustered with little or no configuration.

chess

Command-line chess.

farfugl

Run old Rails migrations without code dependence problems

stateful-react-container-webpack-plugin

A simple plugin that adds a React container element with initial state from the server to a template built with html-webpack-plugin.

butler

A static file server

vector

a simple 2D vector library for game development

link

A simple link shortener with Sinatra.

www.hph.is

My personal website

hawk-auth

A Polymer experiment. Authentication and registration as a web component.

mov

Browse your movie collection via a command-line interface.

hph.github.io

My personal website.

terminal-quotes

This program was written as a replacement for Linux Mint's "Fortune Cookies". It prints a quote every time the terminal is opened. More quotes can easily be added (see the readme or general.txt).

Kerberos

Generate strong and unique passwords for online services

imgur

Command-line application to take screenshots and upload images to imgur.

dynamic-css-properties

A tiny utility to update custom CSS properties on the fly. Think "theming"!

babili-bug-reproduction

Reproduction for Babili issue #592

Project-Euler

Solutions to some problems on Project Euler in Python.

amp-letter.github.io

memry

rem

A simple CLI to-do list program. Create categories, tasks and detailed explanations. Uses SQLite to store the data. — Read more Edit ZIP

xadrez

A real-time chess web app built with Phoenix.

dotfiles

euler.rb

Solutions to Project Euler problems in Ruby

algorithms.rb

Algorithms in Ruby

garden

Automation for Kubernetes development and testing. Spin up production-like environments for development, testing, and CI on demand. Use the same configuration and workflows at every step of the process. Speed up your builds and test runs via shared result caching.

server

SSH server tools for monitoring and logging connections, downloads, uploads, IPs and usernames. Detect connection attempts from countries other than yours and nonexistent usernames. These functions are mainly to monitor unwanted connections. Use Fail2Ban and set some other port than 22 for SSH to prevent these attacks.

hph

Config files for my GitHub profile.

log

Collaborate with others by posting short messages via a comamnd-line interface to the web!

mousy

A simple shooter written in ES6.

conways

A command-line implementation of Conway's Game of Life.

project-template-blank

An empty boilerplate template to start a fresh project

spjall

A simple chat room

project-template-remix

Remix template for CodeSandbox Projects

react-native-conf-demo

def

A dictionary with a CLI interface using Google Dictionary.

AllPass

A command-line interface tool written in Python that generates unique passwords for every website. All you need to remember is a single "master" password. No data is stored either locally or on the web and yet the passwords are available on any computer by running this program. See the README below for further details.