Hello! You can call me Timberfang, and I've been learning to code on and off for the past several year or so. While my time is more limited than a full-time software dev, I enjoy the process of coding, and I'm excited to make tools and solve problems. Starting by scripting using PowerShell, I'm remaining in the .NET family, picking up C# as my first programming language, which I'm still working on now.

• 📖 Right now, I'm learning C#, both the fundamentals in general, and how to make GUIs using Avalonia.
• 📦 I self-host a private Forgejo instance on my home network. Most of my repositories on GitHub are mirrored from there, including this file!
• 🕹️ Besides programming, some of my hobbies include writing, video games, and hiking!
• 🌎 I'm also an environmentalist and animal lover. Be kind to our planet and its creatures, please!
• ⚠️ Handle with care when the full moon is near! You might just find a werewolf behind the keyboard! Don't worry, I don't bite... much.
• ✍️ I like world-building and writing stories, especially in my setting called "Vilderheim" - a fantasy world inspired by Werewolf: The Apocalypse, Norse mythology, and more. I don't have much available online at the moment, but I hope to change that in the future. When I do, you can check my Fur Affinity, where I'll put PDFs of some stories and world lore.

• PublishMarkdown - I write my stories in markdown using Obsidian, and I wanted a simple way to extract the body text (not the frontmatter, footer, or headings) of a series of numbered files, concatenate them, and write a single, continuous story in a separate file. While it's tailored to my use case, maybe it can help someone else, too!
• PowerShell scripts - I have a handful of scripts that I've created for various reasons. Most of these are in my GitHub Gists, and they aim to make my life a bit easier or just have fun. PowerShell is how I got my start in coding, so I still use it for simple tasks and automating stuff.
• Gists - My gists include snippets of code and scripts that I found useful at some point. Unless otherwise specified, all of these are licensed under the MIT No Attribution license.