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TYPESCRIPT · NPM
@dovocode/enum
A TypeScript utility for creating type-safe enums that remain compatible with TypeScript's stripTypes feature.
05Open source
Useful tools, openly shared.
Focused libraries that solve real development problems with strong types, small APIs, and maintainable implementations.
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Open-Source Work
Small, focused TypeScript tools built to reduce friction, improve correctness, and give practical solutions back to the developer community.
Small libraries reveal a lot about engineering style: sharp boundaries, strong types, clear documentation, and no unnecessary dependencies.
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TYPESCRIPT · NPM
thread-func
A focused utility for creating thread-safe function wrappers with a small, understandable API.
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TYPESCRIPT · NPM
ifty
A lightweight, strongly typed implementation of an expressive if-pattern for TypeScript projects.
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06 / WHY OPEN SOURCE
Open ecosystems over lock-in.
Whenever practical, I prefer open standards, portable architectures, and systems that preserve choice. Open source is one practical way to share knowledge, expose decisions, and let useful work travel further.
Types are part of the design
Strong typing documents intent, prevents entire classes of bugs, and makes software easier to understand without hidden knowledge.
Small, clear APIs
A focused tool should do one job well. Simplicity makes adoption easier and long-term maintenance more realistic.
Documentation is part of the product
Useful software explains its purpose, constraints, and expected behavior. Documentation is how a tool scales beyond its author.
Leave the ecosystem better
Every contribution should improve the code, the explanation, the developer experience, or the path for the next contributor.
Users should retain ownership of their data and the freedom to migrate. Portability is not only an architectural preference; it protects long-term autonomy.
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