Welcome to my Professional Work showcase. Here you'll find projects designed for real world use: tools, libraries, and resources built for reliability, clarity, and open source collaboration.
These projects go beyond experimentation and are ready for production environments.
Most are open source and available on my GitHub.
A collection of C helper utilities for modern-styled string printing, ANSI color and font output,
string manipulation, and arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic.
Small utilities to mirror a GitHub user's public repositories to a self-hosted Gitea instance.
Small Ruby utility that combines three 2D texture images into a single isometric block render.
Jot, a simple command line text editor written in C++ for use on Windows.
It is designed to be similar to Vim and Nano, but more beginner friendly and aligned with familiar Windows keybinds.
It comes with a simple PowerShell installer for easy installation.
This is the "black-sheep" of my projects as it is not a programming language or a tool, but rather a license that I have created for my projects.
This license's goal is to be as permissive as possible, allowing for code (under this license) to be used in any way possible, including commercial use.
TomMaven is a lightweight Maven frontend for Tomcat.
It provides a web interface to view your Maven repository.
Small Java WHOIS utility.
Win Core Utils is a small collection of Windows ports of selected GNU/Linux core utilities, making them easy to build and distribute on Windows.