A sampling of the core technologies I have become talented in. There are always more things to learn, but I have found a lot of the underlying skills here to be transferrable as I explore new technologies.
Unhappy with the quality of various time trackers and finding a constant situation of each different app having some factors I love, and others I hate. I'm setting out to make one that works for exactly what I need it for: Tracking time across different clients and tasks that allows easy export for invoicing.
Of course, why do any side project without using the most bleeding edge technologies? So this is made with Tauri + Solidjs with TypeScript and Rust.
Tauri uses the devices native webview (as opposed to bundling a browser) allowing for smaller application size, rendering a frontend in the webview and connecting it to a runtime powered by Rust to handle interfacing with the OS and file systems.
Here I use Solidjs to power the front end, for it's many benefits and performance characteristics, and because it's the hot thing (at the time of writing).
This is my attempt at recreating Spotify but with some (imho improved) UI/UX as well as extend it with additional features.
This project is built on top of a custom scaffold I put together I call a PETT App.
At the core is Preact (a lightweight React alternative) coupled with some custom utilities and the Spotify API and Web Playback SDKs to enable a powerful native-like experience.
This is complemented by esbuild for đ„ BLAZINGLY FAST đ„ build times. So fast there isn't a need for a special dev server.
Note: This project is still a work in progress and is not accessible by users that have not been manually approved. This is a restriction imposed by Spotify. For access, just message me!
The beautiful Heroicons all bundled up as Preact components. Tree-shakable and Typed for use in any Preact project.
This project was a necessity, as the official Heroicons React components are not compatible with Preact typings, and of course also require preact-compat which just won't do.
A simple, lightweight global state manager, now with 100% more Signals!
Perfect for enabling simply access to globally available state from anywhere in your app, only as needed.
A simple implementation of an LRU cache that expires items with Weak References to allow the cache items to continue to be reused until garbage collected.
Implements the entire Map api, allowing easy drop in usage in existing apps using Maps to cache responses.
To bring the functionality more inline with Vue's implementation of $nextTick, the magic returns a Promise that resolves when the callback is run.
Most users that run into this implement anti-patterns to suppress the warning instead of addressing the actual issue being warned about.
Fixes a bug preventing the use of await in expression that used block level constructions through the use of an Async IIFE
Fixes a bug in which Space and Underscore key presses were being coerced into a 'minus' keypress in key handlers