Mumtahin Farabi 🐞 MFarabi619

Please note that my technical competency fluctuates based on my active projects. I learn (and often forget) things as I go, and regularly rotate between different problem areas.

On occasions I've worked with as many as 8 different languages in a single day.

Languages	Frameworks & Libraries	Tools
Actively Using

Previously Used

Intend to Use in Future

🛠️ Current Setup

Arch Linux

Hyprland compositor + HyDE configurator

Doom Emacs + Evil Mode

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ace-window for window management Dirvish for file browsing vterm for split/full terminals pgmacs for database queries	tree-sitter and lsp-mode for syntax highlighting, structural editing, definition lookup, symbol navigation, intellisense, diagnostics etc.

Ellama + copilot-chat for AI input and code review	dap-mode for bug hunting 🐞

devdocs.el for quick references	restclient-mode to ping API endpoints

pnpm-mode for running tasks	Magit for Git client

Vertico + corfu for fuzzy finding	scad-mode for 3D modelling

org-mode for notes	eww for web browsing

pdf-tools for pdf documents	fireplace for philosophical discussions

Previously on Neovim

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LazyVim

Edgy for window management Neotree for file browsing Toggleterm for split/floating terminals Dadbod for database queries	Aerial and Outline for Treesitter Language Server Protocol symbol navigation

Codeium + GitHub Copilot for AI input and code review	Nvim DAP for bug hunting 🐞

Neotest for running test suites	Rest to ping API endpoints

Overseer for running tasks	Lazygit for Git client

Telescope + fzf for fuzzy finding	SurfingKeys for browser navigation

Piantor with Ferris Sweep layout

✨ About Me

🌱 Began self-taught developer journey in January 2023. Currently architecting Full-Stack software solutions, and practicing automation 🕸️🤖
✋ Open-source software advocate, curious process miner, and craftsperson 🎨
💻 Passionate Emacs/Vim/Neovim enthusiast that enjoys task automation with Bash and Python 🥳
- Dotfiles
- Yes, I debug my PDE on a regular basis.
🛠️ I believe that a good developer experience is key to a good user experience, and regularly explore paradigms that reduce fatigue and improve productivity 🏃‍♂️💨

📖 Books

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