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dobs/README.md

Hi there, I'm Daniel O'Brien! 👋

I'm a software developer from Toronto, Canada! My pronouns are he/him!

What sort of work do I do?

  • 👨‍💻 Backend and frontend development.
  • 🌱 Team management and technical leadership.
  • 🐋 Scalability and systems architecture.
  • 🤔 API architecture and design.

I'm currently working on...

  • 🧪 Elixir stuff at work.
  • 🐹 Go API client design.
  • 🧭 Go + React/Svelte rapid development and deployment.
  • 🎞 Simplified React-based presentation tooling.

Popular repositories

  1. reddit-base

    A minimal reddit API client for Ruby.

    Ruby 9 2

  2. faraday-manual-cache

    A super simple Faraday cache implementation.

    Ruby 8 8

  3. autographql

    Automatic GraphQL Schema Generation for Rails and ActiveRecord.

    Ruby 5

  4. faraday_middleware-reddit

    A collection of Faraday middleware for use with the Reddit API.

    Ruby 3 1

  5. rack-esi-json

    Forked from boof/rack-esi

    ESI middleware implementation for Rack. This middleware is currently reimplemented to run commands in parallel and fetch with curb.

    Ruby 2

  6. bundler-audit

    Forked from rubysec/bundler-audit

    Patch-level verification for Bundler

    Ruby

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June 2021

Created 18 commits in 1 repository
Reviewed 3 pull requests in 1 repository
18 contributions in private repositories Jun 1 – Jun 11

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