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I am most comfortable while programming in Python and R, but I have some experience with JavaScript and Matlab if the task at hand requires it.
I have written a technical write-up for one of my recent projects, a search engine for old NTNU exams. Additional articles are in the pipeline, but in the mean time here is a selection of some of my better open-source work:
| Project | Description | Resources | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| Examiner |
A search engine for NTNU exams by scraping, converting, parsing and presenting PDF URLs. | GitHub Website Article |
scraping, parsing, neural networks, front-end, classification, PDF-management |
| WikiLinks |
A collaborative link portal for NTNU students with edit permission based on course enrollment. | GitHub Website |
CRUD-app, django, responsive design, user-input sanitization |
| Astrality |
A dotfile manager with Jinja2 template support, sharing capabilities, and custom event handling. | GitHub Docs |
CLI, file managament, jinja2, documentation, sphinx, PyPI, continuous deployment |
| Django-dataporten |
A pythonic API for Norway’s educational oAuth2-groups endpoint with django middleware integration. | GitHub Docs |
API, oAuth2, JSON-parsing, factory-pattern, PyPI |
| Dotfiles |
Configuration files for a terminal-driven workflow, automating most tasks and binding the rest to the keyboard. | GitHub | linux, i3wm, vim, zsh |
| Quelf |
A data aggregation tool for “quantified self”-type applications. Lacks documentation and a proper external API. | GitHub Article |
scraping, API, tidyverse, ggplot2, data visualization |
Languages: = Python, = JavaScript, = HTML, = CSS, = Bash/ZSH, = R.
All of these projects, except the dotfiles, have been test-driven, with pytest coverage averaging around 90%.
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