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Joma

I am a programmer with expertise in Python, Flask, Javascript, HTML/CSS and both frontend and backend web development. I am sole the owner of DegaoTech and am solely responsible for putting together website profiles that you see here. As a tech enthusiast, I also spend some time writing about and reviewing software at OutwitTrade.com.

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Duplicate attribute “data-holder-type”.

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