(stsc)
Most code I'm writing is either in C or Perl, although I'm also experienced to a certain degree in programming in other languages. Bear in mind that some of the code that is being advocated here and on fellow pages, may be slightly out of date or may be considered experimental (varying levels of alpha/beta stages).
Git repositories [Interface: cgit gitweb]
Colorizes text with ANSI escape sequences and/or cleans it from those sequences;
each line of text being processed is printed to the terminal. colorize is mainly
written in C and is currently known to build and test successfully on Linux and
Net/Open/MirBSD.
Interested in packaging colorize? Go ahead and let me know.
Perl modules I wrote and/or are maintained by me are available via CPAN. Alternatively also accessible through git repositories at GitHub.
I also wrote QrBill.pm (a module to generate swiss billing qr codes) on behalf of revamp-it to be included in kivitendo, a german erp solution. As a consequence thereof, I'm a member of the swiss kivitendo team.
Some are available from GitHub, too.
I also authored a tiny plugin for the album image gallery script.
Furthermore, I wrote some scripts that generate HTML, ICal and RSS files for use in conjunction with the event list of the Linux User Group Switzerland.
I have been contributing patches to GNU Wget since approximately begin of April 2008. This includes writing most of paramcheck.pl.
Currently blissfully employed :-).
Would you like to sponsor the enhancement and improvement of my
Perl modules or some other code?
By sponsoring my work you'll increase my time dedicated to the further
development and hence overall progress.
If interested, contact me and we will figure out the
gory details :-).
Do you eventually like some of my efforts and would like to say thanks? I would be very grateful to receive whatever you choose from the wishlist.
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decode
Version: 3.1
GE d s+:+ a+ C++ UBL* P+++ L++ E W++ N !o K? !w !O !M !V
PS PE !Y !PGP t 5 X+ !R tv- b++ DI-- !D G e h+ r- z-
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Chaos in the world brings uneasiness, but it also allows the opportunity for creativity and growth. -- Tom Barrett
The self-confidence of the warrior is not the self-confidence of the average man. The average man seeks certainty in the eyes of the onlooker and calls that self-confidence. The warrior seeks impeccability in his own eyes and calls that humbleness. The average man is hooked to his fellow men, while the warrior is hooked only to infinity. -- Carlos Castaneda
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