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Marie Katrine Ekeberg

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Oslo, Norway

My name is Marie, and I blog and code 😸 With my blog I try to spread the love for software and programming, and hopefully teach people something new. I also try to contribute to open source software when I have the time for it. Donating is a way of saying thanks if you really enjoy my work ❤️

Love Rust, Kotlin, bash scripting, retro computing and more 😻

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Featured work

  1. themkat/themkat.github.io

    Personal website and blog. Views and preferences expressed are not representative of any employers or anyone other than myself!

    HTML 3
  2. themkat/.emacs.d

    My .emacs.d configuration. Even have a Github Actions pipeline 😏

    Emacs Lisp 8
  3. fwcd/kotlin-language-server

    Kotlin code completion, diagnostics and more for any editor/IDE using the Language Server Protocol

    Kotlin 1,517
  4. fwcd/kotlin-debug-adapter

    Kotlin/JVM debugging for any editor/IDE using the Debug Adapter Protocol

    Kotlin 110
  5. themkat/spring-starter-terminal

    Simple script that uses dialog as a terminal UI for creating new Spring application using the Spring Starter / Spring Initializer service.

    Shell 5
  6. themkat/emacs-gba-debug

    Better GBA debugging in Emacs with no, or minimal configuration needed.

    Emacs Lisp 1

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