Hey, I'm Josh.
Beyond software development, I enjoy doing system configuration & administration, networking, and security.
I've always loved working with computers: building, breaking, programming, you name it. I first started out programming in Java, using an online course on the old Cave of Programming website. Through the years I've messed around with a large numebr of languages, including Python, PHP, Golang, and of course JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML and CSS.
My current web stack is built on Node.js, using Express.js for the server, Pug.js for the UI and Tailwind to make it all pretty.
A huge list of alternatives to Google products. Privacy tips, tricks, and links.
Due to the huge size of the list, the document is not edited directly. Instead, contributors edit YAML files, which are sent through a JS script to compile the document in a GitHub Actions script.
As a bonus, another script publishes the document to the r/privacy subreddit wiki.
*Ahem* excuse the name. ass is a ShareX upload server originally written in JavaScript, then later migrated to TypeScript.
ShareX upload servers are commonly used on Discord to share screenshots using funny URLs. I didn't really get the concept at first and... to be honest I still don't.
ass is my second-most popular open source project, after Degoogle.