A pseudo-multiplayer Canvas arena. There's no live server — the other cells are bots, each wearing the name of a previous visitor (logged to Cloudflare Workers KV) or a recruiter-style stand-in. Built with TypeScript.
An opinionated, AI-readable portfolio template for developers in the AI age. MIT-licensed. The template this site runs on.
A spinning-top battle arena written from scratch in Rust — physics, AI, and a software rasteriser, no game engine. The same core runs natively (wgpu) and in the browser, compiled to WebAssembly and blitting its CPU framebuffer straight onto a 2D canvas.
A stylized-grass diorama for the browser — an island of instanced, wind-swept grass in an open sea under a four-minute day/night cycle. Written from scratch in Odin, compiled to WebAssembly, and rendered with WebGL2: no engine, no emscripten. Fireflies, Gerstner-wave water, half-res bloom, and a controllable pixel-art character.
A hyperlocal marketplace for home-grown food — find backyard growers and farmers-market vendors on a map, pre-order in the app, pick up with a QR code. Abandoned in 2025 when the funding never came; resurrected in 2026 with a working app and backend.
Brand site + merch store for a YouTube automotive studio, built from scratch so they never have to touch Shopify — $12/year hosting, a couple dozen shirts and hats sold. Contract build for a friend who lived on my couch for two years.
Terminal watchdog for Crunchyroll release schedules. ANSI-styled loop that color-codes how fresh each episode is — green for 1–2 days old, yellow for 3–4, red when something's been sitting unwatched for two weeks.
Custom Discord bot using game-design principles for habit tracking. Group accountability with a casino-points carrot-and-stick loop — both the reward and the punishment have real teeth, so people actually engage with it.
Two related contracts on government-facing systems: a legacy modernization with bi-weekly Fortify scans briefed to the team, and a maintenance line — vulnerability fixes and most of the DevOps work — on sub-five-developer teams.
Ship and aircraft load-planning platform — weight distribution, hazmat segregation — built alongside a Boeing subsidiary. Hired in as a junior on a 30–40-developer codebase and closed sprint work at roughly 6x peer rate by Jira task points.
High-end Laravel site I built end-to-end through the VP's assistant (my brother-in-law); the CEO never reviewed it and the team picked WordPress instead. Costly time, but my Laravel chops were sharper afterward.
Laravel, PHP
One-product store built to sell no-drill front-plate displays to dealerships in bulk. Built, shipped, and run solo — and it never closed a dealership. Parked in 2026 to put those hours into Widda, GrowGo, and the return to federal DevOps work; the product and the domain are still mine.
Cloudflare Pages, Laravel, TypeScript