Dmytro Klymenko

Two months into the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine I started working on a war-crime-reporting mobile application for Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group. The idea was to offer volunteers a more convenient alternative to the existing web form.

The iOS and Android applications allow volunteers to:

• upload photos and videos from the device's photo library
• take photos and videos with the device's camera and attach current location to them
• fill in a form with description of the event and other information
• upload the form and media files to the server

The admin panel allows the organization's staff to:

• view the list of reports
• view the details of each report
• preview and download the media files attached to reports
• filter the list of reports by date, reporter, and other criteria

React Native app source
NestJS BE and admin panel source

Expensify is a software company that develops an expense management system for personal and business use.

In 2020 they starting working on a new open-source version of their core application. A chat-based cross-platform app that provides functionality such as invoicing, bill payments and much more.

The company keeps a list of open issues on their GitHub and through Upwork hires contributors to work on those issues. It is through that platform that I started working on the project. Over the course of nine months more than 20 pull requests of mine were merged into the main branch.

Contributions

An interactive POSIX-complaint shell script that helps you manage shared password stores. Managing a shared password store typically requires you to manually edit .gpg-id file and hardcraft a convoluted pass init command. This script automates this process and makes it easy to add/remove users to/from a password store as well as initialise new stores in subfolders, which allows for a more granular access control.

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