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Daniel Bartholomae

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Berlin

Hi there! I'm Daniel, a full-stack TypeScript/AWS developers based in Berlin. Currently I'm working on @lambda-middleware, typesafe and easy to use middleware for AWS lambda functions, but I like to contribute around everything that makes life in TypeScript easier.
My main job is working on web applications for startups. If you feel like I should be able to contribute even more time to open source software, then I would be happy to welcome you as a sponsor. Any funds received will be used to make it possible for me to spend more time on open source software.

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Getting to the first $100 of monthly sponsorships would show me that focusing on open source to finance food and shelter could be possible

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Featured work

  1. DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped

    The repository for high quality TypeScript type definitions.

    TypeScript 47,295
  2. middyjs/middy

    🛵 The stylish Node.js middleware engine for AWS Lambda 🛵

    JavaScript 3,640
  3. swkBerlin/kata-bootstraps

    Empty projects for different languages with a failing test

    C++ 489
  4. dbartholomae/middy-middleware-jwt-auth

    A Middy middleware for authentication via JSON web tokens

    TypeScript 24
  5. dbartholomae/lambda-middleware

    A collection of middleware for AWS lambda functions.

    TypeScript 151

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