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The GitHub Arctic Code Vault is a data repository preserved in the Arctic World Archive (AWA), a very-long-term archival facility 250 meters deep in the permafrost of an Arctic mountain.

Arctic Code Vault Contributor

JavaScript is an open source scripting language used to enhance user interfaces and dynamic websites. It works directly with HTML and CSS to create effects, features and formatting. In this course, students with a basic knowledge of Java will be able to advance their skillset and learn complex functions of the technology.

JavaScript - Advanced

Software portfolio that features interaction with my apps.

TypeScript

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Slack bot service for scheduling, archiving, and bug tracking

Procfile

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Small API to format google sheet data from google apps script

In the google scripts editor, it uses Javascript to automate tasks. Here is a function that sends data from the spreadsheet to my API written in python to begin formatting.

This function is calling the first one responsible for the API call, giving specific data and indicating the type of formatting desired. The return is then used to overwrite the previous data.

This is the sheet before starting the task.

Choosing the task to guess genders based on first name, this would be the end result

Python

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Tool to extract or inject meta data into images

Start by selecting option '2' to inject data show on the next slide.

Input for this injection is raw text and will be saved into the image.

Select option '1' to print on terminal and write the data into a temporary txt file.

Selecting option '2' again but this time, the input is the location of a text file with content in it intended to be used as the data to inject.

Ivan Alvarez

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