dystopia
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The library itself, it's maintenance, updates and stability, logo, videos, promotional materials and everything associated with dystopia are done by David Kundih from Croatia.
Hi! :wave:
My name is David Kundih and I am a Master of Engineering in Sustainable Mobility and Logistics, currently specializing in Digital Transformation of Traffic and Logistics using Python.
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CHANGELOG
as dystopia
0.0.1 (29/10/2022)
- initial release.
1 maintainer
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