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Samuel Attard MarshallOfSound

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Electron Maintainer • Contributor to Chromium, Node.JS

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Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL- Public

A beautiful cross platform Desktop Player for Google Play Music

JavaScript 8.4k 829
electron/electron Public

Build cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS

C++ 100k 13.2k
electron-userland/electron-forge Public

A complete tool for creating, publishing, and installing modern Electron applications

TypeScript 4.8k 353
electron-devtools-installer Public

An easy way to ensure Chrome DevTools extensions into Electron

TypeScript 880 126
GPMDP/google-play-music-desktop-remote Public

A React-Native app to remote control Google Play Music Desktop

JavaScript 184 37
GPMDP/electron-chromecast Public

Chromecast API wrapper for Electron applications

JavaScript 154 18

2,092 contributions in the last year

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Contributed to electron/electron, electron/i18n, electron/build-tools and 5 other repositories

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February 2022

Created 2 commits in 2 repositories

Reviewed 7 pull requests in 3 repositories

electron-userland/electron-forge 5 pull requests

electron/build-tools 1 pull request

feat: ability to use system xcode Feb 3

electron/electron 1 pull request

build: Support cygwin in script/lib/util.py Feb 3

Created an issue in itsMapleLeaf/remix-electron that received 3 comments

Using express is a (potential and unnecessary) security issue

Using express opens up a port on the end users machine that any application can access, even a regular web browser. If there's any private info bei…

3 comments

1 contribution in private repositories Feb 4