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Torbjørn Marø (@tormaroe)

tormaroe

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Global Rank 246,367 (Top 9 %)
Followers 59
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Registered almost 15 years ago
Most used languages

C#
26.9 %

Clojure
19.2 %

Common Lisp
15.4 %

JavaScript
7.7 %

F#
7.7 %

Ruby
7.7 %

Python
3.8 %

Java
3.8 %

R
3.8 %

Nim
3.8 %
Location 🇳🇴 Norway
Country Total Rank 1,114
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Nim
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Common Lisp
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F#
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Clojure
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R
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Ruby
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C#
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JavaScript
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Java
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Python
2,243

ropy

A stack-based, esoteric, 2D programming language.

FsPrettyTable

Represent tabular data in visually appealing ASCII tables using F#

cl-nats

NATS client for Common Lisp

FSharp.Msisdn

Library for working with international telephone numbers in F#

ciki

A very simple wiki written in clojure

DotNetNinjaQuiz

.Net quiz game, "do you want to be a millionaire" style, in WPF.

Ping-Ring

Et eksperiment i ulike språks egnethet til en bestemt oppgave..

beanstalkd.nim

A Nim client library for beanstalkd work queues.

mist

a high-level lisp interpreter for the CLR

webrepl

a general purpose, JavaScript-based commandline user interface

rebolito

A programming language

kodekamp-public

kevins_arquillian_demo

Arquillian demo by Kevin Cruickshanks

marosoft_misc

Various stuff that doesn't deserve it's own repository

barnesang.com

ropy-ide

In-browser development environment for the Ropy programming language.

syntaxer

Source code to HTML formatter and syntax highlighter.

modest-config

A modest config file loader library for Common Lisp

codename_mokolo

An IRC chatterbot extensible through a DSL (an experiment in creating DSL's with Boo)

Bellerophon

"the greatest hero and slayer of monsters"

bf-clj

A brainf*ck implementation in clojure

marosoft-clj

Some clojure stuff :)

clemeny

BASIC to Common Lisp compiler

DSLbATFT

Dead Simple Leiningen-based Automated Test Feedback Tool

rebol-stuff

worklog

A small command line tool to log my hours every day

pswincom-clj

Client library for various PSWinCom SMS services written in Clojure