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danpetitt/README.md

Hi, I'm Dan Petitt! 👋

Currently Senior Software Engineer at PA Media Group

Co-founder of digiguide.tv and primary developer for pawa.tv.

You can also find me on Mastodon

Twitter: coderanger Linkedin: danpetitt GitHub danpetitt

A little more about me...

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  pronouns: 'he' | 'him',
  languages: ['C#', 'Typescript', 'Javascript', 'HTML', 'CSS', 'C++', 'C'],
  platforms: ['.net', '.net core', 'NodeJS'],
  cloud: ['Azure', 'AWS'],
  databases: ['SQL Server', 'mySQL'],
  devOps: ['Docker', 'Serverless'],
  tools: ['Jest', 'Cypress', 'Swagger'],
  experience: [
    'Product Designer',
    'Product Manager'
    'Software Engineer'
  ],
  notables: [
    'Designer and PM for Digita Wordworth, Datastore and Organiser for Amiga',
    'Lead Designer and PM for Digita Taxability Pro',
    'Lead Designer and PM for Microsoft Money UK 98 and 99',
    'Lead Designer and PM for Microsoft Taxsaver UK 99',
    'Designer and co-founder for Digiguide.tv',
    'Designer and Primary Developer for Pawa.tv'
  ]
}

My GitHub contributions as a Game of Life

GitHub Game of Life

(Be sure to click on it for the infinite scrolling version.)

Dan's github stats Top Langs

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  1. open-cover-badge-generator-action open-cover-badge-generator-action Public

    GitHub Action to read an open cover xml file in the project folder and generate a badge to use in readme file

    JavaScript 5

  2. WebTest WebTest Public

    Multi-threaded web test command line tool powered by JSON to automate testing of a website

    C#

  3. AzureStorage AzureStorage Public

    Simple .NET COM object for use in scripts and web sites to upload/download/delete/list Azure Storage Blobs

    C#

  4. DBSync DBSync Public

    Simple command line Windows tool to sync two mySQL databases and export a SQL 'differences' file which when executed back onto the target database will bring them both back into sync.

    C++ 4

  5. Semantic Release Git Hook Semantic Release Git Hook
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    # Using nvmrc on Windows
    
              
    
              
    
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    Unfortunately `nvm use` on Windows does not change the node version to that specified in the `.nvmrc` file as its not supported on nvm for Windows: https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows/issues/388
    
              
    
              
    
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    So the easiest solution to this is to use a simple Powershell command that performs an approximation of the command as follows:
    
              
    
          
    
    
    
  
    

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