Projects

I made a python library for generating charts with an embroidered look, based on the work by Aman Bhargava.

To meet security compliance requirements, my colleagues and I were required to rotate GitHub Actions secrets across multiple repositories on a regular basis, which was error-prone and time-consuming when done manually. So I built this tool to streamline this process and reduce the risk of human error.

I created this Obsidian plugin that acts as a proofreader for your writing. It highlights phrases that could use simplifying, identifies weasel words, hedges and filler.

Inspired by Implement DNS in a weekend by Julia Evans, I implemented a TUI that follows the journey of an ASCII dinosaur who is curious about how to resolve DNS queries.

I created a GitHub action that installs a specific version of HashiCorp Waypoint and adds it to the PATH. I built this to make it easier to build GitHub Actions pipelines that deploy via Waypoint while working on some proofs-of-concept for a internal deployment tool.

I created a GitHub action that installs a specific version of HashiCorp Nomad and adds it to the PATH. I built this to make it easier to interact with Nomad clusters from GitHub Actions.

I created a GitHub action that syncs a omg.lol status page with a GitHub status so that I could mirror my omg.lol status to GitHub.

I wrote a Golang implementation of the Ray Tracing in One Weekend book series by Peter Shirley. This project was a fun way to learn more about computer graphics and rendering techniques.

As part of building and maintaining an internal deployment tool, I found that my colleagues and I frequently needed to create and delete GitHub webhooks. I created this GitHub CLI extension to simplify the process of managing GitHub webhooks from the command line.

I initially created this theme out of a personal desire to have a dark theme for Hacker News that matched the rest of my tools. I later worked with the rest of the Catppuccin team to get this theme added as an official theme in the Catppuccin org.

I created a clone of Joseph Weizenbaum's ELIZA, one of the first Natural Language Processing computer programs.

My colleagues and I were frequently releasing new python tools with SemVer versioning. I built a CLI tool that simplifies the process of creating new releases by bumping version numbers, updating release notes, and creating GitHub releases.

I built a Kubernetes operator that lets you play Wordle from any Kubernetes cluster. Works completely offline, and matches the original Wordle word list and daily puzzle selection algorithm, so you can play the same puzzle as everyone else each day.

I noticed that my data engineering colleagues and I were writing a lot of the same boilerplate code when creating Apache Airflow pipelines. To streamline this process, I put together a VS Code extension that provides code snippets to simplify the development of new data pipelines.

While working to teach several developers how to use Git, I realized that learning how to identify and resolve issues was a valuable skill in itself. So I built this TUI tool to help developers learn how to troubleshoot their issues with Git step-by-step.

I created a Katacoda scenario to teach developers at my work how they could use SQLite to work with large JSON datasets locally when doing data analysis or transformation.

I built a Flutter app that generates Mondrian-like art pieces for the Flutter Create contest as my first experience with Flutter and the Dart programming language.

I built a CHIP-8 disassembler, instruction decoder and interpreter written in Kotlin.

I built an Amazon Alexa voice skill using AWS Lambda and NodeJS.