I used to keep my projects on the homepage, but I realized that the lack of real estate was keeping me from engaging with the list very much. So, welcome to my new Projects page! Here you'll find a list of things I've made, contributed to, or otherwise been actively involved with.
Experiments
A lot of what I work on is experimental one-offs that don't necessarily fit into a larger project structure. A lot of them are just housed in a directly on this site, and will probably stay there until I decide to do something more formal with them.
- eots area supporter a web-based tool to parse and visualize area files from "entropy of the soul" mud source code (with a little help from google's antigravity).
Extensions
I've published a few extensions. You might notice a theme here: they all exist to help me read more books. If I ever get around to writing an extension that isn't book-related, I'll be sure to update this intro.
- go read a book a chrome extension that automatically redirects you to amazon's kindle web reader when you try to visit distracting websites.
- codereader a visual studio code extension that disguises epubs as source code, allowing you to read your books inconspicuously.
Code
I've written a ton of code over the years, although not all of it has been made public. Here are a few of the projects that have survived, however I make no guarantees about their current state of maintenance.
</marquee>a tool to write messages on the github contribution graph.- tcpcv a telnet server for your resume.
- eloquent-interactions manage application specific business logic in laravel.
- ignorable-observers dynamically disable/enable laravel's eloquent model observers.
- eval++
eval(), but now with more AI!
Collections
I don't know why, but I love lists. I don't publish enough of them, but I love them nonetheless.
- open source supporters an awesome list of companies that support open source projects.