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Kevin Altman (@itsthatguy)

itsthatguy

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avatars-api-middleware

The express middleware for our avatars service

theme-itg-flat

A flat theme for Sublime Text that supports both retina and non-retina.

gridwax

itg.zsh-theme

A designer developed zsh prompt

group-dependencies

rivet

Keep your clients and APIs in sync

bloog

hyper-image-cursor

Hyper terminal plugin for a custom image cursor

switchboard-web

Switchboard Multi-Service Chat Client: Built using a modular adapter system that allows you to integrate custom chat protocols with relative ease. Simply follow the 'Adapter Interface Requirements'. Switchboard and the client will handle the rest.

generator-spire

ensure-npm

css-state-machine

sublime-theme-maker

vikinghug-ptf

generator-firepit

Node static site starter project Yeoman Generator.

beardson.ly

skychart

frisky

learning sandbox

beardchimp

hanau

elden_ring_planner

sumi-e

run-command

Run synchronous shell commands from within node

itg

gridwax-site

atom-itg-flat

itg.blog

octopress spinnerooney

itsthatguy.github.com

for github pages

typekit-preview

itg.jekyll

jest-json-schema-matchers

align-imports

i18next-webpack-tools

relovely

bitwise-tests

Seeing the binary and hexadecimal output of bitwise operations is super helpful. Here are some simple functions for doing just that.

switchboard

Switchboard Multi-Service Chat Client: Built using a modular adapter system that allows you to integrate custom chat protocols with relative ease. Simply follow the 'Adapter Interface Requirements'. Switchboard and the client will handle the rest.

graphql-demo