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EvanPurkhiser/README.md

→ Evan / Age 30 / Engineer + Happy Hardcore DJ

I am a software engineer who is passionate about building high quality systems, tools, and applications.

I am continually striving for the feeling of having built something I’m proud of, something I know that I didn’t take shortcuts on, and something worth sharing. I also have a deep appreciation for modern design aesthetics and robust interaction design. The melding of form and function is my holy grail.

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  1. dots

    A portable tool for managing a single set of dotfiles in an organized fashion

    Python 251 33

  2. prolink-tools

    User friendly tools for accessing and using PRO DJ LINK information.

    TypeScript 106 11

  3. dots-personal

    My personal dotfiles. Uses the dots utility to manage installation and organization.

    Shell 30 5

  4. rEFInd-minimal

    A stunningly clean theme for the rEFInd UEFI boot manager.

    1.5k 176

  5. keyfinder-cli

    A CLI wrapper for libkeyfinder. Making DJs lives easier.

    C++ 51 13

  6. linux-vt-setcolors

    Utility tool to set the linux VT default color palette

    C 72 13

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May 2021

Created 9 commits in 2 repositories
Opened 6 pull requests in 1 repository
Reviewed 25 pull requests in 2 repositories
getsentry/sentry 24 pull requests
getsentry/eslint-config-sentry 1 pull request
38 contributions in private repositories May 3 – May 12

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