total_bytes = array_sum(array_map(fn(Language $language): int => $language->bytes(), parent::all())); } public function percent(Language $language, int $mode = PHP_ROUND_HALF_UP): int { return round(($language->bytes() / $this->total_bytes) * 100, 0, $mode); } public function percent_string(Language $language): string { return ($this->percent($language) > 1 ? $this->percent($language) : "<1") . "%"; } public function bytes_si_string(Language $language): string { // Calculate factor for unit $factor = floor((strlen($language->bytes()) - 1) / 3); // Divide by radix 10 $format = $language->bytes() / pow(1000, $factor); return round($format) . " " . FORGEJO_SI_BYTE_MULTIPLE[$factor]; } }; $coffee = new class extends Stats { public function week_average_string(): string { $diff = $this->week() - $this->week_average(); return match (true) { $diff < 1 => "less than", $diff === 1 => "the same as", $diff > 1 => "more than" }; } }; ?>

Victor Westerlund

I​'m a full-stack web developer from Sweden, and welcome to my little personal corner of the Internet!

I used to list the <programming/markup/command/whatever>-languages here that I use the most and order them by guesstimating how much I use each one. But then I thought it would be better to just show you instead using this chart that automatically pulls the total bytes for each language from my public repos on Forgejo.

Some other noteworthy techologies that I work a decent amount with are: Debian, MariaDB, SQLite, DNS, Redis, and probably a few others as well. Check out this page for a comprehensive list of all the tech that I use.

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This website

This site and all of its components, including texts and graphics have been created by me and are all 100% free and open source. Feel free to use anything you see on this website in your own projects as long as it's under the same GNU GPLv3-or-later license. The website is designed by me on top of my own web framework and API framework.

You will never find cookies or trackers on this site. The only information I have about you are in the standard NGINX web server logs, which get overwritten automatically after some time.

Personal

One thing is true.. Coffee, lots of coffee. In fact, I've had week() ?> cupweek() === 1 ? "" : "s" ?> of coffee in the last 7 days! That's week_average_string() ?> my average of week_average() ?> per week, impressive! Even though you just read that.. I don't consider myself too much of a coffee snob! As long as it's dark roast and warm, I'm probably happy to have it.

At times, I become a true, amateur, armchair detective for a variety of your typical-nerdy topics that I find interesting and you can bet I spend way more time reading about those things than I will ever have use for in life.

My coding happens almost exclusivly in code-server, which is a fork of VSCode that runs entirely in the browser. I keep my development environment tucked away in a lightweight Debian VA that I can tote around to whatever host machine I happen to work on. If I can't do that for whatever reason, I have my dotfiles ready to get things set up the way I like it.

Another silent passion of mine that comes out every few years is building computers and fiddling with weird networking stuff.

Projects

Here are some projects I'm working on right now:

* Vegvisir: A web navigation framework for PHP.

* Reflect: A REST API framework for PHP developers.

There is more stuff on my works page and even more stuff on my Codeberg profile.

and even EVEN more stuff on my Forgejo

GitHub

I have given up GitHub for their increasing number of injustices againts its users, last betrayal being GitHub's for-profit "Copilot" product which was illegaly trained on copylefted software on its platform.

I signed up and started using GitHub before I became aware of how opressive to to its users and deceptive their business model is. I wasn't aware of the situation.

While I am a bit skeptical to do this in case history repeats itself; [most of] my work is now on Codeberg instead. Unfortunately some things like old pull-requests, issues, and branch archives can not be migrated completely.

Let's work on something together or just have a chat? Write me a line!