Name: William Duyck
Type: User
Company: Address Intelligence
Bio: I want to make the web a better place for everyone. Help people on their journeys to web literacy, and make awesome tools that support their everyday lives.
Location: London, United Kingdom
Blog: https://wduyck.me
William Duyck's Projects
An unofficial Shlink cli rest client.
This small little app is a commandline tool to get some of those numbers you just wish you had from your Support Open Quilt.
SwagSwap Sticker and Print Design
Some experiment into lowering the barrier to webmaker.org/teach kit creation
A call for proposals app that uses Google Spreadsheets to store sessions and keep out of your way.
Nothing to do with trains
A simple bookmarklet that does the leg work to make ready a webpage of localization.
A prototype to aid in the creation of tutorials for thimble makes.
This is the screen that will display tweets at MozCamp Europe 2012.
The core repository for the UKC Magic Society website.
CO600 project: Eisenhower decision matrices as a personal productivity tool
The World's Smallest & Fastest JavaScript Library
Submit Web Literacy Map resources via a bookmarklet.
DRAFT Code of Conduct for all Webmaker products and projects
Lighter weight webmaker.org kits
A rough prototype for a Webmaker kit builder. This is one of many kit experiments.
This module outputs rendered/localized html for Webmaker emails given a template name, some arbitrary data, and a locale
A little widget/plugin to search for OERs, specifically Teaching Kits and Activities, on webmaker.org
A webmaker boostrap + installation script
Combined tagging ui for weblit tags + contextual tags.
The Mozilla Webmaker Whitepaper
A list of all the prototypes we've built for Webmaker
An experiment to see if we can get a bunch of people to send pull requests about what open source means to them
A simple hack to list all exisiting teaching resources in wm.o and dedupe users, then spit out a list of users + resources
GitBook: William Duyck's Year In Industry Report being written in the open.