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danielivert/README.md

Hola 👋

My name is Daniel Treviño.

🇲🇽 Mexican developer living in Sweden 🇸🇪

Have a look at my personal website if you want to know more about my current stack.

I guess I can share some fancy stats:

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  1. dyor Public

    👀 All-in-one Fullstack Web3 boilerplate. Start producing production ready Web3 applications in minutes!

    TypeScript 9 1

  2. trading-bot Public

    Trading bot service using NestJs with mean reversion & long short algorithms. Using https://alpaca.markets/ as the broker.

    TypeScript 50 12

  3. contrib Public

    DAOs changed our lives. Brought passion, fun, and decentralization to us. But we’ve all been lurking around in too many discords, trying to make ourselves useful and start contributing.

    TypeScript 2 1

  4. contrib-dec Public

    Get a clear overview of tasks and token flows in your DAO

    TypeScript 3 1

  5. caprover/caprover Public

    Scalable PaaS (automated Docker+nginx) - aka Heroku on Steroids

    TypeScript 8.7k 602

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Contributed to danielivert/contrib-dec, danielivert/matos, danielivert/dyor and 3 other repositories

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