Projects

Client Projects

• Rocky Mountain Conference on Magnetic Resonance

  

  Main website for the Rocky Mountain Conference on Magnetic Resonance, an annual event where academics and sci-tech companies from around the world meet up to discuss cutting-edge research regarding techniques like NMR and EPR. A well-known application for this area of research is Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), a medical imaging technique which produces detailed images of the body without irradiating the subject.

  The website was built using WordPress with a page builder and a few other plugins, at the request of the client. That decision traded runtime performance and flexibility for easy future modification of the layout without the need to hire a programmer.

Personal/Unpaid Projects

• Games

  Games page for this website. The multiplayer experiences are powered by a WebSocket-based server I built using Go, which is running in a Digital Ocean Linux VM located in New York.

• GNV Transit

  Web application for tracking RTS buses in Gainesville, Florida. I developed this app because I was unhappy with the official app. Mine gets superior performance and has a simpler, more mobile-friendly UI. It does, however, lack certain features like the trip planner and announcement bulletins.

  The app is not finished and I am always seeking feedback for improving it, but I do intend to avoid bloating it with antifeatures.

• Leaflet Lite

  My lightweight/modular fork of Leaflet, a popular ECMAScript library for rendering geographic maps on a webpage. I built this library because the Leaflet codebase is a little dated and I wanted to take full advantage of modern web tooling to get better runtime performance and developer experience.

• MessagePack ES

  My lightweight ECMAScript implementation of the MessagePack data serialization format, which is very similar to JSON encoding but binary and somewhat more space efficient. I built this library because all of the JavaScript MessagePack libraries I could find at the time were convoluted and contained a lot of shim code to interoperate with old NodeJS versions.