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danielkvist/README.md

Hi 👋, I'm Daniel!

I'm a Front End developer specialized in React & CS student located in Spain.

🔨 React, Gatsby, Next.js & TypeScript.
🎨 Modern CSS, Tailwind CSS, Styled Components & Material UI.

👨‍🎓 I'm studying a CS degree at the UNED
🚀 I’m working on a Gatsby starter powered by Sanity called Fluo
🍃 Currently, I'm learning Rust

🔗 You can learn more about me on my personal website
👨‍🎨 Or if you are interest on my UI design skills you can visit my Dribbble or my Instagram
💻 If you want to see some of my experiments with code you can visit my CodePen
📫 You can contact me at: daniel@dkvist.com
🐦 Or send me a DM at: @danielkvist_

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  1. gatsby-theme-giorno Public

    A modern, fast and customizable theme for Gatsby powered by Sanity.io

    TypeScript 1 1

  2. gatsby-theme-arcadia Public

    Arcadia is a modern, beautiful and customizable theme for Gatsby.

    JavaScript 2 1

  3. whisperer Public

    Simple Go program that makes HTTP request constantly in order to generate random HTTP/DNS traffic noise

    Go 30 3

  4. beagle Public

    Beagle is a CLI written in Go to search for an specific username across the Internet.

    Go 28 1

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