Become a sponsor to Yorman
Hi there,
I really enjoy building distributed systems using Go and Rust.
Since 2009, I’ve been an active open-source developer and have worked with various programming languages and technologies, including but not limited to, Go (golang), C++, Rust, Swift, Java, Bash, PHP, Python, and JavaScript.
Although my day job keeps me occupied, I make it a point to devote a few hours each night to give back to the community. This involves writing code, reviewing pull-requests, triaging issues, and providing technical support.
If you’re using one of my projects or one that I’ve contributed to, please consider contributing your time and knowledge to improve these projects as well. And, if you’re feeling generous, please sponsor me. Your contributions will motivate me to keep working on open source projects for much longer.
Thank you.
2 sponsors have funded cixtor’s work.
Featured work
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cixtor/middleware
Middleware for Go web services using Context with a straightforward router, a logging interface and methods to deny and allow access per IP address.
Go 3 -
cixtor/quickpass
Cross-platform desktop password manager written in C++ and Qt. Account information is securely stored in a KDBX file, KeePass official database file format. Import and export to/from other apps.
C++ 1 -
cixtor/baburu
Menu bar application for macOS (aka. Menu Bar Extra) to trigger desktop notifications by pushing JSON messages to a self-hosted web API service. Useful for sever monitoring and incident alerts.
Swift 5 -
cixtor/jhobber
Android application to allow people to apply for jobs near their current geo-graphical location. The app can connect to a LinkedIn account and upload a resume in PDF format for the EasyApply button.
Java 1 -
cixtor/binarycookies
Go (golang) implementation of an encoder and decoder for the Binary Cookies file format used by Safari and other applications based on WebKit to store HTTP cookies. CLI program also included.
Go 26 -
cixtor/readability
Readability is a library written in Go (golang) to parse, analyze and convert HTML pages into readable content. Originally an Arc90 Experiment, it is now incorporated into Safari’s Reader View.
Go 103