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Umair (@uakbr)

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Python
29.4 %

JavaScript
17.6 %

TypeScript
17.6 %

Vue 11.8 %

HTML
11.8 %

Java
5.9 %

Go
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Location 🇺🇸 United States
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Java-JDK10

Java version 1.1 + JDK 1.0 and very early Java applets, developed 1995 to 1996.

macos-portfolio

My portfolio website simulating macOS's GUI. Powered by React _ React Redux + tailwindcss.

umair-akbar

Quick summary of some of the things I like to code and contribute to in my free time as well as for my professional career.

hakkbar

telegram-to-rss

This project is a Python script which fetches messages from Telegram channels and posts them to an RSS feed. It utilizes Azure Cloud Infrastructure to function.

Automate-AWS-Lambda-Git-Actions

AWS Lambda + FastAPI (Serverless Deployment): Complete CI/CD Pipeline Using GitHub Actions

CCPA-Amendments

3rd set of proposed amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

singlestore-logistics-sim-main

Scalable package delivery logistics simulator built using SingleStore and Vectorized Redpanda

headless-wp-nuxt

onedrivel

DataCleanse

3534dsf

Discord-Webhooks

Simple Webhooks for Discord

smoogle

virtual-event-starter-kit

frontend_web

Bypass-Block-Message

A simple script to send messages to a blocked user!

hori-plugins

Deploy-NodeJS-AWS-EC2

Deploy NodeJS App to AWS EC2 instance

vuejs-commerce-app

Created with CodeSandbox

localgifcap

Create animated GIFs from a screen recording. This works 100% client-side, using modern browser technologies. It is statically hosted on GitHub pages. No data is ever uploaded to any server.

Hard-to-discover-tips-and-apps-for-making-macOS-pleasant

Inspired by a few different conversations with friends who’ve switched to macOS where I give them a whole bunch of tips and recommendations I’ve learned about over many years which are super important to how I use my computer, but often quite hard to find out about, I decided to write them all down: