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\title{Open source projects by Heini Fagerlund (@hfagerlund)}
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\section{Projects by @hfagerlund}
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\item \textbf{bucket-list-app}
\paragraph{}
A simplified 'to-do' list app demonstration of TypeScript, Node.js, and
Jasmine at work together. JSDOM and Jasmine spies are used to test
interactions such as entering text into a form field and clicking
the submit button \cite{bucket-list-app}.
\item \textbf{quiz\_app}
\paragraph{}
A 'quiz' app with a custom GraphQL API backend (using Laravel 10), and Vue3 front-end. Built using Sail (docker-compose) running a MySQL database \cite{quiz-app}.
\item \textbf{docker-for-docskimmer}
\paragraph{}
This project enables users to test the compatibility of various \href{https://github.com/hfagerlund/mkdocs-docskimmer}{docSkimmer theme} and MkDocs versions using Docker. \cite{docker}.
\item \textbf{hey-haskell}
\paragraph{}
A learning by doing approach to introduce functional programming using Haskell \cite{hey-haskell}.
\item \textbf{erlang-experiments}
\paragraph{}
The groundwork for a Dockerized Erlang app \cite{erlang}.
\item \textbf{hellofromlua\_rock}
\paragraph{}
A custom Lua rock. \cite{luarock}. Usage is shown in the hello-lua demo \cite{lua}.
\item \textbf{machine-learning-classifier-iris}
\paragraph{}
A comparison of machine learning algorithms for making predictions written in Python (v3.7) and using a built-in dataset included with scikit-learn \cite{machinelearning}. Data visualizations are also included.
 \paragraph{}
This repository contains new feature development continued from the Jupyter version \cite{jupyter}.
\item \textbf{mkdocs-docskimmer}
\paragraph{}
docSkimmer is an accessible, responsive, minimalist theme originally built for the static documentation site-generator MkDocs \cite{mkdocs-docskimmer}. A live demo is available at \href{http://bitsof.bytesofdesign.com/mkdocs-docskimmer/}{documentation site}.
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The docSkimmer theme has also been ported for Jekyll \cite{jekyll-docskimmer}.
\item \textbf{mkdocs-docstyler-plugin}
\paragraph{}
docstyler is a plugin for MkDocs that adds persistent, preferred
and/or alternate stylesheet links to custom MkDocs themes \cite{mkdocs-docstyler-plugin}.
\item \textbf{jekyll-docskimmer-theme}
 \paragraph{}
jekyll-docskimmer-theme is the official port of \href{https://github.com/hfagerlund/mkdocs-docskimmer}{docSkimmer theme} to Jekyll \cite{jekyll-docskimmer}.
\item \textbf{strip\_anchors}
\paragraph{}
Source code for the custom strip\_anchors Twig extension. This repository shows how the filter can be used in a Symfony 4 project to transform HTML content into valid RSS content for a feed \cite{stripanchors}.
\item \textbf{elections-carousel-component}
\paragraph{}
This project is a component-based carousel presentation of election results data from a JSON API. Built using React and Webpack \cite{elections-carousel-component}.
\item \textbf{elm-in-progress}
\paragraph{}
Experimentation in Elm v0.19.0.
 \cite{elm}.
\item \textbf{hfagerlund.github.io}
\paragraph{}
My GitHub Pages site which currently serves as a table of contents listing of my open-source projects on GitHub \cite{ghpages}.
\item \textbf{osprojects}
\paragraph{}
A catalog of GitHub open source projects by Heini Fagerlund (@hfagerlund) in \TeX{}, org, and PDF formats \cite{osprojects}. Created using Emacs.
\item \textbf{react-app-starter}
\paragraph{}
react-app-starter is a simple Dockerized React app skeleton to be used as a time-saving and easy to understand starter for new React projects \cite{react-app-starter}.
\paragraph{}
\href{https://docs.github.com/en/github/creating-cloning-and-archiving-repositories/creating-a-repository-on-github/creating-a-repository-from-a-template}{How to use this repo as a template}
\item \textbf{git-add-msg}
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git-add-msg is a git extension that can be used to automatically update Trac tickets with comments without leaving the command-line interface \cite{git-add-msg}.
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