Wind builds TypeScript libraries and developer applications as productdevbook and contributes to Nuxt, H3 and Nitro. Their projects include PortKiller for managing local ports and hucre for reading and writing spreadsheet data.[1][2][3]
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Wind’s portfolio describes freelance web work from 2014 to 2018, founding and leading a software company from 2018 to 2022, and independent full-stack and open-source work since 2022. The current GitHub profile seeks a full-time role. Nuxt’s own contributor page records project contributions, supporting that community involvement separately from the portfolio’s self-description.[1][2][3]
Contributions
See which process owns the port
PortKiller discovers listening TCP ports and lets a developer filter them by number or process, mark favorites and terminate a process. It also manages Kubernetes port-forward sessions and shows Cloudflare Tunnel connections. Its native interfaces put those related local-development tasks in a macOS menu bar or Windows system tray.[4]
Read the file without bringing in a larger dependency tree
Hucre is a TypeScript spreadsheet engine supporting formats including XLSX, CSV and ODS. Its documented API reads data into a workbook structure and writes files from structured rows and columns. Separate entry points let an application import the format-specific code it needs. The project distinguishes its official repository and npm package from an unrelated similarly named website.[5]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
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PortKiller
github.comA native developer utility for listening ports, process termination, port forwards and tunnels.
Start with port discovery and filtering on a supported macOS or Windows machine. Inspect the owning process before terminating it; Kubernetes forwarding and Cloudflare integration apply only when those tools are in use.
Creator and repository owner[4]Original source