I love donuts and robots, and I make weird and often useless web-related stuff on the internet. I like messing with technology, making websites and playing around with code.
Store data in JSON files without the fear of corruption. You probably should use an actual database instead.
A simple markdown editor with a built-in preview. It's not perfect, but it's pretty good.
Genuinely bad code and horrible CSS designs, but somewhat popular when it comes to doing its job - creating header images for your GitHub profile README.
A really nice URL shortener and bad practices at its finest built with Vue and Deta.
A JavaScript plugin that styles the <iframe> elements present in your webpage like a browser mockup, with additional styling!
Related to mockframe in some ways that I do not wish to explain, this tool can convert screenshots to browser mockups lets goooooooooo!
Stylesheet that provides basic and beautiful styles for a simple webpage. And it makes your webpages look noice.
My 'hello-world' when it comes to publishing Vue components on npm, it packages utteranc.es into a Vue component for easier use.
Extremely pog website that detects your mood using Google's Dialogflow API and represents it in the form of memes. Won the 'Best Individual Project' for TinkerHub's kickoff Saturday Hack Night!
where you can find me
I usually go by the moniker
khalby786
orthepixelatedonut
on the Internet.I publish all my open-source code on GitHub. I usually create small projects, proofs-of-concept or small static sites that don't require much work on Glitch. However, if I feel like trying out CSS or recreating stuff I see on the Internet with CSS, CodePen is the place to go.
I like offering people the luxury of being able to contact me in more than one way, in case they ever need to get a hold of me (hey, you never know!). I usually hang around pretty much all the time on Discord. Instagram is where my friends tag me on cringe posts and Twitter is where
I post my thoughts on life and stuff(shush, GitHub Copilot) I desperately need followers.Informal emails are also accepted at hi@khaleelgibran.com. If you're worried about your FBI agent reading your emails, or practising how to use PGP keys, you can find my public PGP key here. If you're interested, I'm on Keybase too.