Software engineer doing interesting things with version control at GitButler. Occasionally, I'll write a post on my blog.
These are the projects I'm most actively contributing to, or am most proud of to having contributed to, or both!
| Repo | Description | Language | Stars | My Contributions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| gitbutler | The GitButler version control client, backed by Git, powered by Tauri/Rust/Svelte | Rust |  |  -9-blue){kind=icon} |
| repobee | CLI tool for managing Git repositories on GitHub and GitLab in the context of education | Python |  |  -0-blue){kind=icon} |
| spork | AST-based structured merge tool for Java, fully Git compatible https://doi.org/10.1109/TSE.2022.3143766 | Java |  |  |
| sorald | Automatic repair system for static analysis warnings from SonarQube's SonarJava, TDSC 2022 http://arxiv.org/pdf/2103.12033 | Java |  |  |
| Title | Excerpt |
|---|---|
| Cleaning up unused packages with Pacman | Every once in a while, I make a vain attempt to clean up packages. Lately, I've been upping my game in searching for packages I don't use anymore or don't have any recollection I even installed. In this article, I'll run through one full cleanup cycle using pacman to declutter … |
| Programmatically set the pixel density (DPI) of a PNG image | Earlier this week, I came across a situation where someone wanted a QR code to "have 300 DPI so it looks good when printed". As I don't have much experience with image formats, it took me a while to figure out what the actual request was: to print the QR … |
| Developer PSA: Learn to type! | Humans aren't great at multitasking. You can focus on just about one thing at a time. This doesn't mean that you can only do one thing at a time, because not all things you do require your full attention. For example, try walking around, but before taking each step, really … |
| Taking a step back from open source development | Over the past couple of years, I've half-heartedly tried to keep up with the bar I set for open source contributions back when I was in university. It has not been easy, and ultimately I haven't been able to align my current projects with where I'm taking my career. I's … |
| Book Review: Cybersecurity Myths and Misconceptions | The world of cybersecurity is full of perils. Many of those perils stem from misconceptions about the nature of cybersecurity. If you come to the insight that perfect security is unachievable, you may reach the conclusion that being concerned with cybersecurity at all is a waste of your time. After … |