# Quick notes and snippets

This GitBook is generated from a github repository where I keep some of my public notes related to **Technical Writing**, **Translation**, **Localization** and all of the other things I do at work.

Check the [`writing samples`](https://krzysztof-wierzbicki.gitbook.io/main/writing-samples/2022-1-data-dash-cytoscape.en) section to get a general idea of what kind of texts I'm working on.\
The sections on [`bash`](https://krzysztof-wierzbicki.gitbook.io/main/bash/repos) and [`git`](https://krzysztof-wierzbicki.gitbook.io/main/git/git-snippets) are mostly snippets and commands I use to manage the repositories that I work with. [`Python`](https://krzysztof-wierzbicki.gitbook.io/main/python/scripts) is a collection of scripts to automate file management; and under [`regex`](https://krzysztof-wierzbicki.gitbook.io/main/applications/vscode-shortcuts/regex-patterns) you'll find the regular expressions that I want to re-use instead of re-typing them.\
Hopefully they may be of use to someone else as well - especially as the site grows in time.

Enjoy,\
Krzysztof Wierzbicki


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