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[>_]in/$cat /about/stack.json
~/about/stack.json
json
{
  "languages": ["JavaScript", "NodeJS", "TypeScript", "CSS", "HTML", "Ruby", "PHP"],
  "frameworks": ["React.js", "React-Router", "Tailwind CSS", "Next.js", "Alpine.js", "Ruby on Rails", "WordPress"],
  "tests": ["Jest", "React Testing Library", "Mocha"],
  "databases": ["PostgreSQL"],
  "tools": ["Vite.js", "Rollup.js", "Esbuild", "Git", "VS Code", "Vim", "ESLint", "Prettier", "Biome"],
  "web-servers": ["Nginx"],
  "skills": ["Web development"]
}
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