Portfolio

This portfolio showcases many of the various programming projects I've worked on over the years. Each project in my portfolio is labeled by programming language and how close to completed it is (I have a lot of unfinished side projects).

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Android app with tuner, metronome, and piano (more info) used by thousands of musicians

ludicrously customizable grid-drawing software for e.g. diagrams in papers, with real-time network collaboration support

online multiplayer implementations of various mathematical variants of the card game Set invented by me and friends (read the rules or play a game)

records GIF screencasts of a window with keystrokes overlaid (successor of mkcast with 3,000+ stars on GitHub)

software suite for calling square dances, including queryable sequence database, custom music player, calling aids, and many many miscellaneous features

fork of a fork of an online logic puzzle solving interface, mostly adding quality of life features I wanted (but now used by hundreds of logic puzzlers)

collaborative puzzle solving software that my MIT Mystery Hunt team has been using since 2021 (as old hunthelper), with Discord + Google Sheets integration

fork of a Wordle clone that adds a speedrun timer (apparently used by hundreds of Wordle speedrunners)

fractal flame generator I wrote for CodeDay Houston in winter of 2015 with a friend; won one of the four awards given out at the end of the event

online dashboard for Infuse Energy consolidating all internal company tools

International Phonetic Alphabet entry tool; has a GTK implementation as well as a web client you can try in your browser (repo)

lightweight vim plugin that adds support for inserting snippets / templates into files

NohBoard-inspired on-screen keyboard display program for X

the static site generator that serves as the backend for this website

feature-rich chat server with multiple clients, fine-grained permissions, pinned and starred messages, etc.

Discord bot for my MIT living group, primarily to let people ask the daily van to wait for them (but also does a bunch of other stuff)

Discord bot that mirrors links to a "feed" channel (used for collating logic puzzle links in a puzzle server)

Telegram bot with a highly extensive set of commands

server which provides an online interface for hosting Only Connect wall-style puzzles and solving them with others remotely

terminal-based Hacker News client with full keyboard control

adjudicator for the Diplomacy board game, capable of generating SVG maps and supporting several variants

database for storing commentary on chess openings with variant support (currently only atomic)

20 line shell script to set vim + alacritty + i3 colorschemes to the same new colors when I get bored of the current ones

userscript that embeds all Stack Exchange chatrooms into one page through popup widgets

very simple terminal stopwatch and countdown timer

i3 config file preprocessor to reduce repetition (successor of i3bang)

tool for generating visual reference sheets for keyboard shortcuts

automatic X-SAMPA to IPA translation in vim

vim port of the glorious hot dog stand colorscheme from Windows 3.1

simple typing test that measures words per minute

fuzzy finder for the pass password manager

extremely simple (5-line) shell script to transform webDiplomacy games into animated GIFs

the program that generated my display picture (and the various themed versions)

userscript that adds vim-like keyboard shortcuts to Stack Exchange chat

app, userscript, and userstyle that provided a better user experience to my high school website (webpage)

esoteric programming language with a focus on obfuscation, containing 8 usable variables

somewhat minimalist esoteric programming language with 25 instructions

esoteric programming language where the source code is entirely capital letters

unreadable esoteric programming language that makes you allocate your own memory

plugin for the Plover stenography engine which logs inefficient strokes to a file for later review

Rust client to the Telegram API

script that generates a webpage containing a summary of all possible modes and key signatures (via Lilypond)

program that computes game theoretic strategy for simplifed Blood on the Clocktower (blog post)

comprehensive nethack reference sheet, in a very compact form (click here to view)

an online clone of the game Cards Against Humanity (with custom decks)

a tool for zsh which binds various shortcuts (e.g. git commands, jump to directory, compile project, etc) to semicolon typed at an empty prompt

paranoid fork of neovim geared towards editing private files by disabling swap, encrypting files, etc.

interactive unit-aware RPN calculator

a quiz to help improve mental hex/binary arithmetic and base conversion skills

vim plugin that adds generic text objects that match any delimiter