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Emma

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Hello world, I'm Emma (prpl.wtf).

I am a self-taught developer who maintains and contributes to multiple projects while constantly learning new things and reinvesting that new found knowledge back into my contributions.

Donations will go towards maintaining projects such as Blueprint, large amounts of chocolate milk, recurring domain, server and infrastructure costs. All sponsors (both recurring and one-time) can also claim a donator role in the Blueprint Discord guild upon request.

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Featured work

  1. BlueprintFramework/framework

    Powerful, fast and developer-friendly extension framework for Pterodactyl. Utilize extension APIs, inject HTML, modify stylesheets, package extensions and so much more.

    TypeScript 252
  2. BlueprintFramework/web

    Static HTML landing and documentation page for the Blueprint extension framework.

    CSS 18
  3. prplwtf/writea

    Fast and comfy open-source alternative for blogs. Write posts with ✏️ Markdown, configure your blog with ⚙️ YAML, theme your page with 🎨 CSS and much more!

    JavaScript 27
  4. prplwtf/Nebula

    The industry-leading Pterodactyl designer, in your hands. Repository is used for issue tracking, content delivery and feedback.

    CSS 18

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