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I am currently looking for backend software work, senior level. Majoring in PHP or TypeScript, minoring in devops for all hosted CI platforms. I am UK-based and prefer fully/mostly remote. Please contact me through the platform you found me on. This README is intended to be a better summary of my work profile than a bare repo list. Most of my outside-work code is in private repos. Feedback welcome!

Stuff I've done

👨‍🏫 Currently volunteering as a coach at Codebar
✏️ I'm a 20K "Trusted User" and curator on Stack Overflow (1.5K answers & 117K edits)
⚙️ I've 2.6K posts to help folks with using CircleCI
🤖 I'm building an AI / ChatGTP-powered project with two product SMEs (all under wraps for now 🤐)
😇 I used to teach PHP in-person, and wrote this book-length tutorial

Code & experiments

🐑 They're not native to AWS, but I got PHP lambdas to work
↔️ I wrote a shared-hosting file sync system, which is in production use
🧪️ I did some experiments with Docker Swarm (39 ⭐)
⚗️ And here's another one

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git-diff's Issues

Run browser tests on Win/IE

I've not done any IE testing yet. I'd like to do this in any version of IE supported by jQuery - at present the library uses 1.x, which still supports IE6 -- that's probably excessive. Maybe upgrading to 2.x would be good, and that supports IE9 onwards.

Improve tests at non-standard zoom levels

The QUnit tests all currently pass in Chromium and FF under Ubuntu, but some fail at non-standard browser zoom levels. Tap Ctrl and +, then refresh, to replicate.

Some of these are rounding errors from jQuery's measurement methods, but others seem to be discrepancies in how divs nest together. Some (such as the matching of right-hand borders) could allow for 1px difference, for example.

Find out if side-by-side scrolling is feasible

It's been suggested that the library could allow each side to be horizontally scrolled independently. This would require each section to be in its own overflowing div, and thus scrolling would have to be synchronised via JavaScript.

I don't know if there'll be any real demand for this feature, but it might be worth a try.

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