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A free VS Code extension that makes editing JSX/HTML tags easier. Check out the docs, and install it for yourself!

A crafting calculator for the New World game that let’s folks conveniently calculate and summarize recipes for craftable items. Made with ClojureScript ❤️

A small CLJS library designed to help decouple Reagent Form-1 components from Re-frame subscriptions. Play around with it here.

One of the few public-facing work projects I created, VA FiX provides authoritative state and local data sharing for local and state agencies and to UAS Service Suppliers (USS) and UAS pilots for improved planning and safety analysis. This web app was made with Clojure and ClojureScript.

Stands for Yet Another Clojure Web App Template —this is a Leiningen template that can be used to help jumpstart a Clojure web app project. It could probably use an update or two 😅

An IntelliJ plugin that aimed to visualize finite state machines represented as Clojure maps/EDN. I got as far as an MVP, but by that time I had gotten to a point where I didn't really find the tool super necessary anymore due to becoming way better versed in Clojure. Thus, I abandoned the project 😢 Also, I found creating an IntelliJ plugin of this calibre to be a pretty painful and draining experience 😬

A Google cloud function that asks generated "would you rather" questions. When I (briefly) used to stream online, I created this to engage with my viewers 😀 Every so often a WYR question would pop up on stream and be read out loud by TTS. Then, a poll would be conducted via a Twitch chat bot for the viewers' answers!

A fun, silly collection of game prototypes I did for my CS325 Game Design class back in college 🕹️ I especially enjoyed the games I created for assignments 3 and 7!

A source-to-image builder Docker image for Elixir/Phoenix apps. I created this builder image, because at the time I was using S2I with OpenShift and there were no good Phoenix S2I builder images around.

A Docker image I created for the Apache Atlas tool. I created this tool out of necessity, because at the time there were no suitable Docker images for Apache Atlas.

Back in high school, as part of a bioinformatics internship, I helped develop a tool to identify genomic features that are often in close proximity to a user's submitted genomic locations.