Projects

  • 2024, Jan. boxtype

  • 2024, Jan. live-watch, c10k-table-ptest

  • 2023, Dec.: wasegundotcom

  • 2023, Nov.*: receipt-shop

  • 2023, Oct.: qeew

  • 2023, Oct.: wchr

  • 2023, Oct.: Tether

  • 2023, Sept.: SeaSalt

  • 2023, Sept.: quadtree

  • 2023, Sept.: File Diff

  • 2023, Sept.: Building Rhodeon—a mini design system—with radix-UI

  • 2023, July 03: Building Cheereo with WebRTC/SocketIO

  • 2023, Jun 19: While working on some app I cannot remember, I had a brief thought of explaining my thought process as I wrote the app. I wanted to show just how the constraints and processes in the interface of an app is specified in the web of textual code. One way to do this is to explain, showing the interface and the related snippet(s) of code side-by-side, so I had the thought of finding lazy & quick ways of screengrabbing only code that... (See documenting codeprop).

  • 2023, Jun 14: I rushed through a quick app last week within ~10 days in order to learn about the libraries & tools I made use of, including; Next.js, TailwindCSS, Prisma, and Ant Design. It is a basic notes app, currently deployed on Vercel... (See documenting netpin).

  • 2023, Mar 10: Began work with Cockpit (Open-source).

  • 2022, Dec 20: In an attempt to learn React with hands-on projects, I built a simple single-page site that uses the Google Books API to obtain a list of books related to a user-selected search-query. The user then is able to add any of the books to a shelf. The app was not built with specific real-world use-case in mind but to test my skill at using React to build... (See documenting plain-net-lib).

  • 2022, Jan 04: Why learn Algorithm design? “It is usually the case that when engineers learn algorithm design, they do so not primarily because it is fascinating to think about technical problems but because getting a FANG job is a big motivation... (See documenting p-knuth).

  • 2021, Mar 07: I began actively working on ways to improve my memory when I realized I could not learn anything properly and longterm without a kind of external structure—somewhere to "put" the many concepts I was learning, and something to help revisit them. The precise history of events escape me but reading Andy Matuschak's article inspired me to actually begin work on the project I had been postponing... (See documenting project mnemosyne).

  • 2021, 2020: attempt, master courses: distributed systems theory, computer networks, performance engineering of software systems, algorithms and data structures theory, computer system architecture


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