Hi — I’m Trixie Misheen. I build useful tools in Python with an emphasis on clean, testable code and approachable UIs. Currently building a School Management System (Tkinter + Flask) while sharpening web and DevOps skills.

• Role: Python Developer / Full-Stack Aspirant
• Current Build: School Management System (Tkinter + Flask)
• Learning: Flask, REST APIs, deployment & DevOps basics
• Interests: Automation, UI tooling, packaging (exe/apk), developer ergonomics
• Fun fact: I turn coffee ☕ into readable, testable code 💻

• Languages & Paradigms: Python (OOP, scripting, automation)
• Web & APIs: Flask, REST design, templating
• Desktop GUIs: Tkinter — building cross-platform tools for education and admin
• Databases: SQLite, PostgreSQL
• Tools: Git, GitHub, VS Code, Docker (basic)
• Testing & Quality: modular code, unit tests, linters

A lightweight school management tool that includes:

• Student and staff records (CRUD)
• Attendance tracking and basic reporting
• Local desktop GUI (Tkinter) for offline usage
• Flask backend to serve API and optional web UI
• SQLite by default with optional PostgreSQL support

Quick local run (example):

# copy env and install deps
cp .env.example .env
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate  # or .venv\Scripts\activate on Windows
pip install -r requirements.txt

# run the backend (Flask)
export FLASK_APP=app
flask run

# or run the desktop UI
python gui/main.py

(Adjust commands to the repo layout — exact scripts may vary.)

• School Management System — Tkinter + Flask — (current)
• Automation & small utilities — scripts for CSV processing, data migration
• Packaging experiments — turning Python tools into standalone executables

(If you want, I can add project links and short READMEs for each repo.)

• Collaborations on small-to-medium projects (education tools, automation)
• Freelance work (school apps, automation scripts)
• Bug bounties & challenges that sharpen security-aware coding skills

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