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ibraheemdev/README.md

Hello! I'm Ibraheem, a freelance software developer based in Toronto, Canada. I'm interested in concurrency, systems programming, and web servers. I primarily work on backend web development with Rust, Go, and Ruby. I'm fluent in server-side technology like PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and the AWS stack, as well as frontend frameworks like React and Redux.

I open source projects I think others would find useful, which you can find on github. Outside of my own projects, I'm also an active contributor to actix-web, futures-rs, and the rust language.

I enjoy helping other people learn the languages I love, which is why I am active on stackoverflow and write regularly over at ibraheem.ca, where you can find tutorials, useful scripts, and other fun explorations.

Want to talk about a project you think I can help with? Let's get in touch!

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  1. seize Public

    Fast, efficient, and robust memory reclamation for Rust.

    Rust 191 5

  2. matchit Public

    A blazing fast URL router and path matcher for Rust.

    Rust 78 13

  3. astra Public

    High performance Rust web servers without async/await.

    Rust 10

  4. boxcar Public

    A concurrent, append-only vector.

    Rust 9

  5. awaitgroup Public

    Wait for a collection of async tasks to finish.

    Rust 9 4

  6. dotfiles Public

    My dotfiles for zsh, vim, i3, polybar, alacritty ...

    Lua 19 1

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April 2022

Created 1 repository

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