// Public repositories — 48 public repositories, 14 languages

Filter — these commands are real navigations
  ls                   list the repositories
  ls --topic=unity     filter by topic
  ls --lang=rust       filter by language
  ls --demo            those with a live demo
  ls --no-archived     hide archived repositories
  find <term>          search names and descriptions

Move around
  open <repository>    open a repository page
  cd about             go to the About page
  cd /                 back to the list

Find out
  whoami               who owns these repositories
  stats                repositories, languages, stars
  topics               topics and how often they appear
  langs                languages and how often they appear
  cache                where the data comes from

Comfort
  clear                clear the screen (Ctrl+L)
  history              commands typed so far
  ↑ ↓                  recall a command
  Tab                  complete a command, a topic, a repository

A few commands are of no use whatsoever: "eggs" lists them.

drangoht — github.com/drangoht

This site lists the account's public repositories. It is written in .NET,
server-rendered, bilingual, and deployed in a container. Its own repository
is in the list.

• public repositories 48
• languages 14
• stars in total 2
• with a live demo 1
• archived 0

• learning 15
• poc 13
• ai 9
• web 9
• game-dev 7
• katas 7
• tdd 7
• claude-code 5
• tooling 5
• unity 5
• algorithms 4
• api 4
• llm 4
• azure 3
• playground 3
• messaging 2
• mobile 2
• concurrency 1
• exercises 1
• go 1
• golang 1

• Assembly 1
• C# 27
• C++ 1
• CSS 1
• Dart 1
• Go 1
• HTML 1
• JavaScript 2
• Makefile 1
• PowerShell 2
• Rust 1
• TSQL 1
• TypeScript 5
• Vue 1

The catalogue comes from the GitHub API, then from a cache while it holds.
An on-disk copy takes over when the API stops answering: the site keeps
serving the last known list rather than an empty page.

No token is required. Without one, GitHub grants sixty requests per hour —
far more than the cache consumes.

• sudo rm -rf / try the worst
• matrix the falling glyphs
• coffee the only HTTP error you can drink
• vim getting in is the easy part
• exit there is no way out

removing /en/repos …
removing /en/about …
removing wwwroot/app.css …

… no. This is a static site: it grows back on the next build.

Wake up, Neo. You have repositories to maintain.

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HTTP 418 — I'm a teapot.

Vim is open. To quit: restart your life.
(or type "clear", it is faster)

This console has no exit. The site does: close the tab.