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aashishtamsya/README.md

Hey there, I'm Aashish. I'm a mobile developer and technology enthusiast. Check out my work

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  1. Cacher Cacher Public

    Cacher is an image downloading and caching framework. Also support downloading files such as JSON. The frame downloads and cache the image from different urls on iOS allowing user to have a smooth …

    Swift 2 1

  2. awesome-xcode-scripts awesome-xcode-scripts Public

    A curated list of useful xcode scripts πŸ“ .

    Shell 118 13

  3. awesome-gitignore-templates awesome-gitignore-templates Public

    A curated collection of useful gitignore templates for different programming languages while pushing your code to git. 😊 πŸ“

    23 5

  4. 100-Days-of-Flutter 100-Days-of-Flutter Public

    This respository contains all the source code which I did while learning Flutter. Flutter is a new UI Framework, written on Dart for mobile, web and other applications. Flutter Mobile UI Framework …

    Dart 55 10

  5. This Python script defines a functio... This Python script defines a function to filter dictionary keys that are in snake_case format. Snake_case is a naming convention where words are separated by underscores and all letters are lowercase, commonly used in Python for variable names and keys in JSON data. The script provides a function called `is_snake_case` to check if a string follows the snake_case format. It then demonstrates how to use this function to filter out keys in a dictionary that are not in snake_case format. This script can be useful when working with JSON data and ensuring consistent naming conventions for dictionary keys.
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    import re
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    def is_snake_case(key):
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        Check if a string is in snake_case format.