Projects

I'm doing a lot of stuff with computers right now.

NMR Solvent Peaks

• An app to help find known impurities in NMR spectra.
• iOS and iPadOS version written in Swift and SwiftUI
• macOS version written in Swift using AppKit
• Android version written in Kotlin
• Web version written in PHP and a bit of javascript
• All versions perform the same task, but are written in platform-native languages and frameworks
• Besides platform frameworks, no third-party packages / code used; everything is "from scratch"

Science [and/or] Fiction

• A podcast that I did for a while, and now continue to do, with my best friend Taylor
• We talk about science, science fiction, how they interact, and how they reflect back on the world
• Listen in on your favorite podcast app (rss feed) or at scienceandorfiction.com.

This website

• Runs the Grav CMS
• Uses a heavily-modified version of the Hypertext theme
• Hosted on Linode (referral link)

Does the Elevator Work?

• A silly website for residents of my building to keep track of whether or not our elevator is currently working. A lot of the time, it isn't.
• Built with php, uses sqlite as the data storage. Drawing graphs with a mix of php and javascript outputting to an html canvas
• Whipped up in about two days of work, so it's functional, but not pretty

Some Discontinued or On-Hiatus Projects of Note

The world is littered with paused and ended projects. Here are some of mine.

The original version of this website

• Individual posts written in (my own slightly modified flavor of) Markdown
• Custom Markdown parser and static site generator written in PHP with some regex
• Swapped to the current Grav version in early 2023, which is what I imagined the original version could be someday if I was a halfway decent developer

@starwars_crawl

• A silly Twitter bot that tweets out the text of the Star Wars opening crawls
• Written in Python
• No longer posting to Twitter, but may return as a Mastodon bot?

@5eCharacterGen

• Another silly Twitter bot that tweets out randomly-generated Dungeons and Dragons characters
• Written in Python
• No longer posting to Twitter, but may return as a Mastodon bot?