Stuff I Made

I occasionally enjoy tinkering with code in my free time. Whether it’s for their utility, or their elegance, or their expressive value, these are some pieces of code I’m pleased to have written. It’s hard to call most of these things “projects” given that I rarely intend to return to them or maintain them over time, but they’re generally complete enough to be used in some way.

• this site - A simple static generation setup using make and pandoc.
• ynal - You Need A License. This makes it as simple as curl -o
• kamino - I got tired of having a messy git repo setup on my personal laptop. This lets me be lazy while giving everything a simple canonical path
• boreas - I didn’t want a dedicated app or a ton of ads for weather so I made my own very simple FE for the NWS weather forecasts. Live on this site and I use it every day.
• sk - I write a lot of scripts that are worth saving to re-use but not worth their own repository. This is a tool to locally manage them. It was also a good excuse to learn how to do tab completion in bash.
• atalanta - I wondered what it would take to make something sorta like wikiwikiweb from scratch, and this is my best stab at it.
• magic_words - I really don’t like useless constants
• bottomless_void - Learning about all the fun you can do with ruby’s C API
• isochron - A ruby implementation of something sorta like Go’s sync.Once
• catserver - I wrote, ran, and deleted this many times before bothering to just put it on GitHub.
• thingdoer - Sometimes you want it to just do the thing.
• nasT - A collaboration with a friend at a hackathon. We attempted to build an MVC framework using only POSIX command line utilities.
• papadoble.net - I like Hemingway and I like cocktails. The site is no longer up sadly, but I dream one day of making a 2.0.

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