I am a list person. There, I have admitted it.

• Recently I have been creating utilites to auto generate my various lists: list of Github Repos, list of Podcasts I follow, list of various online courses I've taken, etc.

• I also love figuring out automation, like CI/CD tools (Jenkins, Selenium, Puppeteer), and just found Github Actions and the new Github special repos, like this one.

• The lists below are generated using Puppeteer.

• Have been experimenting with Github Actions to schedule generating these lists.

• I generate these for my own reference, but if you found my Github account, I hope you will take a look.

All Public Repos - List
      ^{_{(updated Mon Apr 19 2021, 51 Total, 39 Public, 12 Forks, uses node.js to parse from github api)}}
All Public/Private Repos - List
      ^{_{(WARNING: personal use only, link will not work)}}
Podcast Subscriptions - List,   Github
      ^{_{(updated Tue Sep 15 2020, Total Subscriptions: 86, uses node.js and exported playlist, generates html)}}
LinkedIn Learning - List,   Github
      ^{_{(updated Fri Aug 27 2021, Totals - Course: 286, Time: 470h 45m, uses node.js/puppeteer, uses gh actions to deploy to gh pages, generates html)}}
AWS Training Online - List,   Github
      ^{_{(updated Tue Sep 15 2020, Totals - Course: 36, Time: 66h 10m, uses node.js/puppeteer, uses gh actions to deploy to gh pages)}}
freeCodeCamp Courses - List
      ^{_{(updated Fri Sep 18 2020, Totals - Course: 124, Time: 195h 2m, uses node.js/puppeteer to parse YouTube history, uses gh actions to deploy to gh pages)}}