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p1xelHer0

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Global Rank 229,695 (Top 9 %)
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Registered over 10 years ago
Most used languages

OCaml
44.4 %

Lua
11.1 %

JavaScript
5.6 %

Vim Script
5.6 %

Reason 5.6 %

TypeScript
5.6 %

Shell
5.6 %

Scheme
5.6 %

Haskell
5.6 %

CSS
5.6 %
Location 🇸🇪 Sweden
Country Total Rank 2,537
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OCaml
9

Reason 13

Scheme
17

Lua
169

Shell
187

Vim Script
248

Haskell
254

CSS
792

TypeScript
1,467

JavaScript
5,217

dotfiles

`~/dotfiles` to setup my dev env on macOS based around `neovim` and `tmux`

advent-of-ocaml

Let's write some Advent of Code in OCaml

puck

puck is a opinionated and minimal zsh prompt with git support

advent-of-code

Repository containing all my Adent of Code solutions for each year (2018 and onwards)

love2d-platformer

👾 sample platformer made to explore how entity component systems work

advent-of-code-2021-ocaml

My solutions to Advent of Code 2021 written in OCaml

p1xelUI

Scripts, media and fonts for my World of Warcraft ElvUI

advent-of-code-2019-haskell

My solutions to Advent of Code 2019 written in Haskell

p1xelher0-atom-syntax

Atom syntax theme in my favorite colors! Mostly for JavaScript.

advent-of-code-2019-reason-native

My solutions to Advent of Code 2019 written in ReasonML

advent-of-code-2018-ocaml

My solutions to Advent of Code 2018 written in OCaml

gomoku

advent-of-code-2022-ocaml

My solutions to Advent of Code 2022 written in OCaml

kickstart-react

Code base for Swedish blog post I am writing for my company, Kickstart your Front-end with React

2veckorssylt-tips

tips och erfarenheter från mig inför Kodsnacks 2veckorssylt https://itch.io/jam/kodsnacks-2veckorssylt

ttwnty.vim

ttwnty.vim is a minimal vim color scheme based on your terminal colors

advent-of-code-2023-ocaml

typsaker-frontend

Talk on "Typesafe Frontend", an introduction to using TypeScript, it's types and other methods in frontend development (in Swedish) 🇸🇪

advent-of-code-2020-ocaml

My solutions to Advent of Code 2020 written in OCaml

gerbil.nvim