This page is dedicated to showcasing some of the projects I have worked on, both as part of my education and as personal hobby projects. This does not include projects i have done as part of my day job(s). Here, you will find a collection of my endeavors, ranging from academic assignments to independent creative pursuits. It serves as a platform to document and share my journey of exploration and growth. While some projects may have been developed in a structured educational setting, others reflect my passion and curiosity outside the confines of a formal curriculum. Feel free to explore and discover the diverse range of projects I have undertaken.
I started this project five years ago, left it at around 90% complete, and recently came back to finish it with the help of agentic coding, adding major improvements in under two hours.
A lightweight 2D particle simulation built with React, Vite, and a canvas-based cellular grid. It supports sand, water, viscous fluids, sources, sinks, pipes, walls, heat zones, and moveable flow meters for a playful fluid toy that doubles as a teaching aid.
If you’re a Hammerspoon user and often find yourself rewriting, summarizing, or translating text, this little spoon might come in handy.
A small fun project built during parental leave to stay sharp with coding. Lock Note is a secure note-sharing app with one-time readability, optional password protection, and self-destructing storage – all deployed in Azure using Infrastructure as Code.
I have been working on an internal DSL in F# that makes it incredibly easy to compose simple music.
The project employs a genetic algorithm to discover a path from a starting point to a goal, both identified by black spots.