tmillr

Still trying to get the perfect config...

Funding Links: https://github.com/sponsors/tmillr

Name: Tyler Miller
Location: Los Angeles, California
Kind: user
Followers: 11
Following: 22
Total stars: 24
Repositories count: 38
Created at: 2023-04-20T12:20:41.211Z
Updated at: 2025-03-28T17:50:58.864Z
Last synced at: 2025-03-28T17:50:58.864Z

GitHub Sponsors Profile

About Me
Hello! My name is Tyler Miller. I am 29 years old and am from the Los Angeles county area. I have been programming regularly since late 2017, and I am creating and improving open-source software. Lua and Neovim plugins are my current focus, although I tend to switch gears (and languages) once or twice per year (which I believe helps one to avoid becoming rusty.rs). I have a few active repo's at the moment, and I will open a pull-request every now and then. If you are wondering why I don't have more repositories on GitHub, I only started really mastering git and pushing my work in 2022 or so.
My Style
I prefer quality over quantity, and I prefer spending the time needed to get things done right the first time, instead of forcibly rushing through things (although there does exist a sweet-spot, or happy-medium if you will, of course).
My Goals/Plan/Future
I plan to continue improving and expanding my programming knowledge every single day whilst widening the scope of my open-source work. Your support will help to facilitate that.
Your Sponsorship
Your support/sponsorship would mean alot to me both personally, and financially.
Your sponsorship will:

First and foremost, be immensely appreciated!

Provide for me further motivation, as well as the means and motivation to continue. I already love programming and open-source work, but you can never have too much motivation!

Allow me to continue working on FOSS regularly, and often (bet you haven't heard that one before! but it's true, so I thought I must include it, just as all the others do!).

Help me support myself financially.

Potentially go towards supporting other FOSS developers as well! That is, when I have the chance, I will be making donations to other developers here on GitHub as well (to a degree and as money allows). In particular, those who I come across who are friendly and provide great support, or those who are lesser-known and put in alot of time/effort.

Even a $5 one-time donation means something to me (really), provides motivation, and adds up, even if it may not seem like much on the surface. So don't be shy! 😆
Thank you for taking the time to read this, and thank you for your consideration!

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