You're looking at it! I started this project to show off my other projects and describe my work history.

A discord bot that creates containerized microservices to separate out logical components. They all communicate through their own topic on Kafka, a popular message bus. This was a huge improvement over the last iteration with improved stability, separation of concerns, and better developer experience by using Nx.

Diceware is a method for creating passphrases, passwords, and other cryptographic variables using ordinary dice as a hardware random number generator. Except this doesn't use dice.

The first iteration of a discord bot for some chat servers I'm in. It was very prone to crashing which took down the whole bot.

An idea where a switch disassembles its self as the page scrolls down. Uses Vue, VueGL, and AnimeJS to produce the 3D scrolling animation.

A web scraper that utilizes Microsoft's Playwright automation library.

Utilizes davemachado's public API of public APIs to generate a mashup of public APIs for potential project ideas.

Generates a promise that resolves when the konami code is entered on a webpage.

A simple React app to track upcoming BART trains.

This will determine which games you have in common with your selected friends and return a list of games. Click on one of the games to launch it in Steam.

This bit of code will set up a Tektronix MSO5204B to read from CH1 and CH2 and decode an I2C signal. It will also save the event log to the Desktop as BusDecode.csv

An interactive Christmas card I made for friends and family.

A really small bit of code that produces a random password while keeping it easy to type. It prompts the user for a password length and generates a password by changing which side of the keyboard a character is chosen from. The idea behind this is to have a password that is immune to dictionary attacks but is easy to type.