Brag Frog
A daily workflow tool for engineering teams to track work contributions, prepare for reviews with AI assistance, and generate self-assessment drafts — automatically synced from GitHub and Jira.
A collection of tools and applications I've built to solve real-world problems.
A daily workflow tool for engineering teams to track work contributions, prepare for reviews with AI assistance, and generate self-assessment drafts — automatically synced from GitHub and Jira.
A local-first engineering notebook for capturing your daily work. Rich text editing, embedded diagrams, and full-text search — all running in your browser with no accounts or servers required.
A Firefox extension that resurfaces forgotten bookmarks. It scans your browsing history to find bookmarks you've rarely or never opened, and shows a random handful when you click the icon. Everything runs locally — no data leaves your browser.
Check out hardware requirements and get recommendations for your personal favourite games. Save, and/or share your "Stack" with others.
I built my own Fantasy Hockey web application. Frontend and backend, live data, statistics, everything. Much better than any of the other options around.
The local community pool has a very complex way of viewing and understanding the weekly schedule. This simple dashboard helps with that.
"Top X Games of 2024" from various publishers in one spot. With proper hardware support indication.
Want to fetch a favicon from a domain, and resize it if needed, on the fly? Meet probe-rs. A Rust web server with one endpoint, which takes the domain name as a query, and an optional size to return the favicon.