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- name: "Odilia Screen Reader"
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link: "https://odilia.app/"
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description: "Primary contributor to a new screen reader for Linux, written in the Rust programming language. Using git to collaborate with other developers from around the world. Using the AT-SPI accessibility standard over the DBus communication protocol. As part of this project, we also submit upstream library contributions to fix long-standing accessibility bugs."
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- name: "atspi"
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link: "https://crates.io/crates/atspi"
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description: "Primary maintainer of the Rust language library for the AT-SPI specification. Using syn to create procedural macros and code generation. Follows semantic versioning (semver) v2.0, and uses automated Github CI tests to enforce high standards for code contribution. This library is also used as part of AccessKit, a library to implement accessibility for GUI applications in a cross-platform manner."
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- name: "Simple Markdown Editor"
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link: "https://tait.tech/md/"
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description: "A simple online (and offline) browser-based markdown editor that supports the automatic creation of accessible math (MathML). Written in Javascript with the <a href=\"https://katex.org/\">KaTeX</a> library."
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- name: "Lichess"
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link: "https://github.com/ornicar/lila/pull/7772"
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description: "A patch for Lichess.org which vastly extends support for screen reader users. Written with Typescript and Scala. Lichess.org has millions of active users."
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- name: "Programming Tutorials For The Visually Impaired"
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link: "/emacspeak-tutorials/"
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description: "Amateur-level production quality videos with all file buffers, written text, and shell commands read out by <a href=\"http://emacspeak.sourceforge.net/\">Emacspeak</a>, an Emacs extention for the blind."
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- name: "lamegames"
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link: "https://github.com/TTWNO/lamegames.io"
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description: "A little games website I made for some demonstrations of Django and websocket functionality. Written in Python and Javascript with Redis as the communication backend."
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