Jamie :QueerCat_Trans:

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Jamie :QueerCat_Trans:
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nostr:npub1dug5p7c3y6svstg23pc684plfpd3mp5fdnc2m5a8f3yvthpwnssq00kxeq designer and developer, Pythonista, cat. Available for hire for Python or GTK related work. :blobcatHuggiesfox: nostr:npub1ydfgzefmjvzeqhdck6scgcahsznufauth273ujhuj4s352h9pjgqwy9lgp Pronouns: she/it Home: https://jamie.garden Blog: https://blogs.gnome.org/monster Donate: https://liberapay.com/monster Profile Picture & Banner: By nostr:npub10a7z3rz83l6v04gsrqxuja848m6hztfuxqdkmg9kplahxsmn3vcsqyhf83
I'm looking for a job! To give a quick introduction: I'm Jamie, a designer and developer working in Open Source, primarily on the GNOME desktop for Linux. I'm an expert in GTK and Python, and have basic knowledge of standard web technologies (HTML/CSS) and static site generators. I also have some experience in technical writing and assisting others in creating apps. If anyone is looking for someone in a related field, preferably remote (EU citizen), please reach out :) #GetFediHired
I have been reaching out to core GNOME apps, asking them whether they would allow me to port their UI to Blueprint, an accessible language compared to XML, allowing newer developers to contribute more easily. For now, I'm working on this for both Calendar and Settings. I also cleaned up the code of various Python apps, namely Refine and Upscaler, and am looking to get more involved in the maintenance of them. Some of the changes I've made follow the rules listed here: I'm doing all of this in my free time, which is why I would really appreciate it if you considered donating. I prefer to use my new Liberapay account, but I'm also available on GitHub Sponsors. Thank you :QueerCatHeart_Trans: #GNOME
I wrote a blog post about how you can use GObject to write cleaner code for GNOME apps. If you're newer to developing GNOME apps and/or unfamiliar with GObject, consider giving it a read! :blobcat: #GNOME
I've just released my first blog post :blobcat: It talks about the process of switching fonts to Adwaita Fonts in GNOME. You can check it out here: #GNOME PS: I'm using WordPress, which GNOME Blogs uses, I have no idea what I'm doing. Also, I'm planning to pick up writing, and I might release more blog posts in the near future.
I'm extremely excited about the new GNOME release, which will feature tons of stylistic polishing and sweetness which me and @npub10a7z...hf83 worked on: - Adwaita Fonts, featuring Inter and Iosevka - Colder grays, making apps and the shell look more modern - Higher border radii, bringing more bubbly UI - Subtler banners, gone are the days of screaming info - Improved hover transitions, no animations in UI feels harsh :( #GNOME