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ZFordDev

Hi, I'm ZFordDev, 👋
Productivity developer.

🤔 About me

I have been coding since I was 8 years old and recently decided (at 30 years old) that I would rather code than drive trucks. My work often includes Markdown in some form, and I naturally opt for writing in Markdown over a rich editor every time.

🎓 Languages

  • Languages:
    • Python
    • Rust
    • Go
    • JavaScript / TypeScript

🐣 Projects

📢 Latest Update

Rich‑Text Editor News:
I finally found a clean angle for a rich‑text editor that doesn’t feel like a Word clone.
Work has officially begun — more details soon as the concept evolves.


  • SnapDock – A minimalist Markdown editor. Long‑term, stable, and not going anywhere. (Active)

  • Crafty-Snap – An automated Snapcraft generator that builds snap packages from your project’s metadata. (Current favorite)

  • SchedPlus – A simple Python scheduler app built with multiple UIs. An R&D project where I'm finding a practical angle.

  • KeyPlus – A password manager born entirely out of frustration.

Yeah, there are a lot of active projects right now. While SnapDock is my baseline, I’m constantly experimenting to find the next big thing. This means plenty of R&D — I don't really choose the projects, they choose themselves. Some will graduate, others will get archived.

🗺️ RoadMap!

As a self‑taught developer, I want to continuously push past my blind spots. In the age of AI, establishing deep foundational knowledge is the best way to stand out. Here is my active roadmap:

  • UniSQ - Bachelor of Information Technology

    • Double Majors: Software Application Development & Networking and Cyber Security
  • Free Code Camp

    • JavaScript Certification
    • Python Certification
    • Responsive Web Design Certification (Optional)
    • Front-End Development Libraries Certification (Optional)
    • Back-End Development and APIs Certification
    • Relational Databases Certification
    • Certified Full-Stack Developer Curriculum
    • Foundational C# with Microsoft Certification (Optional experiment)

The next phase will target deeper architecture patterns in Rust and Go, followed by cloud infrastructure and DevOps specializations.

🤜🤛 Collaboration

I’m big on collaboration — feel free to jump into issues I’ve raised or open your own.
Indie‑to‑indie help is always free; corporations can contract me.

💼 Contract Status: now open to contracts!

📢 Communication Note:
Please don’t ask me to join new platforms.
Discord, email, and GitHub are more than enough.

📎 AI Usage

I’ve changed my stance on AI:
If it’s good enough for the creator of the Linux kernel, it’s good enough for me.

AI is welcome in this ecosystem as long as the code makes sense.
If a PR touches unrelated files or introduces unexplained changes, I’ll ask questions.

Any repos with 0 AI allowed can be found at my Codeberg account.


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  1. SnapDock SnapDock Public

    The lightweight, fast Markdown editor. Built on Electron

    JavaScript 3 7

  2. StaxDash/StaxPing StaxDash/StaxPing Public archive

    It provides a clean, unified interface for quick network diagnostics.

    Rust 3 1