Open Source · Personal Projects
The Workshop
A repo goes public once it's finished properly. Stars and stats come straight from GitHub.
Behind the Handle
Finished means finished.
I build from the broad strokes down: get the shape right first, then work each layer in more detail. The standard library usually covers it, so dependencies stay near zero and the code stays readable enough to extend without a map. No clever tricks the next reader has to decode.
Most of my work is still private, and that's deliberate: a project ships once the whole thing is done, from the interface down to the first ten minutes a new developer spends with it. This site had to clear the same bar. One HTML file, one stylesheet, vanilla JavaScript, fonts served from the same folder.