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Created by Megan Miller, Software Developer at Engimusing LLC
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Sep 20, 2021
Added new feature
We just translated the 17 SDGs into 22 ready-to-start innovation campaigns. This was a big milestone for Evulu - and for me personally as well. #un #sustainability #innovationmanagement
Sep 16, 2021
Learnt Python
Learnt HTML
Learnt CSS
Am on a path to learn python, HTML and CSS to be able to build ML models, draw insights and be able to communicate them to the world.
Sep 10, 2021
Wrote PowerShell code
Deployed the insufficient MS-Fixes for CVE-2021-40444 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sep 04, 2021
Wrote PowerShell code
Anyone else get giddy when they write some new code that just comes to life by dynamically injecting data from an external source and does something else with it?
I now have some PowerShell that calls an API, loops through the records, and makes my life easier... all with just running a single script.
I now have some PowerShell that calls an API, loops through the records, and makes my life easier... all with just running a single script.
Oct 29, 2019
Released an Open Source Project
Used Go
Today I released Sad (Simple application deployment); my deployment tool. Sad allows developers to easily deploy containerized applications to any hardware. Sad supports GitHub actions natively, and manages deployments with Docker Compose and config with environment variables.
Sad requires nothing on the target server except SSH and Docker Compose; no daemons or services. Sad is packaged as a stand-alone CLI app, and includes support for multiple release channels such as alpha and beta.
Sad evolved from a simple need to deploy containerized applications with familiar tools. It started out as a simple shell script, and morphed into a stand-alone Go CLI app with -a breadth of new configuration support.
https://github.com/jswny/sad
Sad requires nothing on the target server except SSH and Docker Compose; no daemons or services. Sad is packaged as a stand-alone CLI app, and includes support for multiple release channels such as alpha and beta.
Sad evolved from a simple need to deploy containerized applications with familiar tools. It started out as a simple shell script, and morphed into a stand-alone Go CLI app with -a breadth of new configuration support.
https://github.com/jswny/sad
