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Wolfgang Schuster (@wolfadex)

wolfadex

Stars
158
Global Rank 147,861 (Top 6 %)
Followers 49
Registered over 12 years ago
Most used languages

Elm
72.7 %

JavaScript
15.2 %

HTML
6.1 %

TypeScript
3.0 %

Shell
3.0 %
Location 🇺🇸 United States
Country Total Rank 32,945
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Elm
46

TypeScript
7,610

fluent-web

A web component for using projectfluent.org/

elm-open-api-cli

A CLI tool for generating Elm modules from Open API specs.

deno_elm_compiler

A Deno wrapper around the Elm compiler

elm-server

A web server written in Elm + Deno

elm-license-finder

Lists license for your Elm dependencies

elm-snowpack-starter

A simple starter Elm app using Snowpack

elm-text-adventure

A simple text adventure builder

elm-resources

A collection of Elm tutorials, guides, and more

elm-calendar

A stateless calendar for viewing events or anything else that can be displayed across time.

space-sim

WIP: space simulation game

elm-open-api

OpenAPI package for Elm

space-traders-ui

A UI for https://spacetraders.io/

advent_of_code

Advent of Code solutions

elm-ink

Elm + JS package for writing terminal apps

elm-ansi

elm-haskell-cheat-sheet

Reminders when moving between Elm and Haskell

bex

A simple concatenative programing language

elmgine

An exploration of a game engine & editor build in Elm

elm-fps

micro-dungeon

wolfadex-components

A collection of web components to make buliding web sites/apps simpler.

tiler

An elm implementation of Wave Function Collapse

quilt-designer

lamdera-template

de-slack

Decentralized chat app

opal

A simple programming language

node-elm-loader

Experimental esm transpiler loader for Elm

adventofcode-2019

My work for Advent of Code 2019

dodge

A simple dodging game

fungi-lang

An experimental projectional editor based language

grove

A tool for managing Elm projects

fuzzyscript

A JavaScript testing framework

until

A minimalist timer

28-days-of-elm

A 28 day guide to getting started with Elm.

pto-viewer

Compare PTO to encourage those who don't take enough to take more