Welcome to my developer project portfolio. I love to solve problems, help others, and make things that people like to use. Get in touch if you like what you see here, or learn more about me on these pages.
With Alexandria, users learn languages by translating texts. The app keeps track of previously encountered words and phrases, and by highlighting those in a text according to their level of familiarity. Co-created with two fellow software engineers.
The task: fly through a vast network of neuron models and visualize the propagation of “signals” across the network. My solution: generate the network procedurally, and the rest will follow.
Are you tired of your team’s / choir’s / book club’s (etc.) message group getting cluttered by “Who’s coming?!” messages every week? Then it is time you tried ThrSqr.
Did you know that JavaScript learners spend more than 50 percent of their time surrounding code challenge test cases with console.log()? I was one of them. Until I created Conslog, a little VS Code snippet extension to make my life (and dozens others’) easier.
The problem set 0 of Harvard’s CS50x 2020 edition was to create a small application using MIT’s graphical programming interface Scratch. I decided to make this tiny (tiny!) game.