After using Elixir enumerables and Rust iterators, going back to JavaScript was always a bit disappointing. So I made a builder class for array functions (that can also take generators) with most of the modern features such as take, filterMap, etc. It’s my first package published...

A Rust implementation of the CodeCrafters challenge to build Redis. It uses Tokio to implement asynchronous behavior. While not feature complete, it includes basic operations such as set/get/delete, range operations, replication and has a black box testing suite.

A Rust implementation of some of the plumbing and porcelain commands in Git. It focuses on file-systems, IO and bitwise operations that I have never used before.

An Elixir Phoenix-based backend for the chat app that uses REST-like endpoints as well as sockets to provide functionality for chat rooms. It uses a custom authentication system using short-lived auth tokens and long-lived, revocable refresh tokens. It includes e2e authentication for...

A chat app built with Nuxt/Vue 3 that utilizes WebSockets with e2e encryption. With a focus on UI/UX, it uses a lot of newer CSS features, the WebCrypto API SSR features such as HTTP-only cookies to allow secure storage of authentication data.

way is a CLI tool that I made for finding the absolute path for a subdirectory from a certain path so that I can CD to it easily. If you have golang installed, you can build the directory then place its path into your bash/zsh/etc. profile under the path directory so you can call it...

A quick and simple project to create a URL shortening service. It uses React (TypeScript) on the frontend and Node/Express (TypeScript) on the backend with a MongoDB database. Short URLs are generated from the MongoDB IDs (with a fallback of randomly generated strings). Validation occurs both...

A GatsbyJS-powered frontend for my blog that uses TypeScript and Styled Components. The main emphasis on this site is accessibility and a better implementation of search/sort/filter functionality than can be done quickly and easily in WordPress (where my blog is hosted with lots of custom...

A statically generated website for a small business. It uses SvelteKit alongside Tailwind CSS

an Angular project that uses Apollo to communicate with a GraphQL-powered backend and manage data. It’s not an artistic or pretty project, mostly aimed at just being functional. The purpose of this is to have a singular place where a person or a household can centrally plan out their...