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  1. babel/babel

    🐠 Babel is a compiler for writing next generation JavaScript.

    JavaScript 39.5k 5k

  2. eslint/eslint

    Find and fix problems in your JavaScript code.

    JavaScript 19k 3.4k

  3. eleventy-plugin-react

    A plugin that allows you to use React as a templating language for Eleventy

    JavaScript 28 3

  4. material.vim

    🎨 A port of the Material color scheme for Vim/Neovim

    Vim script 438 59

  5. discord-transcript-generator

    ✍️ A command-line utility to generate transcripts from a Discord channel

    JavaScript 5 2

  6. prettier/prettier-browser-extension

    Prettier Browser Extension

    JavaScript 181 14

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August 2021

Created 18 commits in 3 repositories

Created a pull request in outsmartly/outsmartly that received 8 comments

@outsmartly/cli: add support for .ts(x?) files

Looks like the package-lock.json file is out of date (other random changes are from Prettier). I haven't been able to really test this yet, but I t…

+30 −97 • 8 comments
Opened 4 other pull requests in 1 repository
Reviewed 6 pull requests in 2 repositories
79 contributions in private repositories Aug 2 – Aug 21

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