Employment and personal projects in roughly chronological order. Newer things at the top. The footnotes are where the real story is.
Shipping full-stack things for real humans. Mostly Laravel and Livewire, with TypeScript on the front-end when needed. I own features end-to-end, from Figma nags to production incidents at 2am.
currently hereA tiny studio I run on the side. Bespoke sites for indie operators: bakeries, consultants, the kind of client whose site is their livelihood. Named after an actual bakery because I wrote the first line of code there.
(the bakery is still better at bread than I am at CSS)Three years of Vue 3, Laravel, and being the person who finally wrote the migration nobody wanted to touch. Shipped the platform to ~180k MAU.
(grew up, mostly)Learned that 'best practices' are what people say after they've stopped doing them. Built internal tools, a CMS, and an unreasonable number of dashboards.
(have slept since)First commit, first outage, first rollback. Wrote my first 'fix' commit message here and never looked back.
(sorry about the commit history)Single-page site and order form for a real bakery. Menu reads from a small CMS the owner actually uses.
The invoicing tool I wrote because the alternatives cost more than I bill.
A tiny task scheduler for solo devs. Cron without the man page. Reads from a yaml, runs in a single PHP file.
A practice tool for guitarists who can't be bothered with a metronome app. Also: the reason I learned Tone.js.
A small markdown editor that refuses to be a Notion clone. Local-first, keyboard-driven, opinionated.
The place I keep my opinions about shell prompts. Works on my machine, which is the point.