Discover my diverse portfolio of projects, designed to showcase a passion for both creating and teaching. This page serves as a gateway to my work, offering a few easy ways to explore. You can either scroll down to browse a complete list of my most recent projects, or, for a more focused experience, use the navigation buttons above to sort by categories like books or engineering. You can also filter the projects by their tags to find exactly what you’re looking for, whether it’s a specific technology, a topic, or a tool. Dive in and see how I bring ideas to life, from the page to the finished product.
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- The GitHub HandbookAre you ready to revolutionize your approach to coding without getting bogged down in endless complexities? Whether you’re a budding developer, a seasoned freelancer, or anyone who works with code, understanding Git and GitHub is no longer optional – it’s essential. That’s why I’m thrilled to announce the release of my new book, “The GitHub Handbook”!
- Ride On, UGA!I’m excited to announce the launch of the new University of Georgia Motorcycle Club website! As a proud alumnus and former member, I had a blast building this site to give back to a community that means a lot to me. Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the site is a central hub for all things related to the club, making it easier than ever for riders to connect and get involved.
- MD PreviewTired of leaving your terminal to view a simple Markdown file? Meet md-preview, a powerful new command-line tool written in Rust that brings beautiful, formatted Markdown directly to your terminal screen. It’s designed to be fast, efficient, and highly readable, so you can focus on your work without context switching.
- Signal GeneratorI’m excited to share a new Python tool I’ve developed, SignalGenerator. This script is specifically designed with embedded systems in mind, providing a simple yet powerful way to generate and test audio waveforms. While it works on any system with PyAudio, its real value shines when used with hardware like the Raspberry Pi 4’s onboard digital-to-analog converter (DAC) for quick and easy signal testing.