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Maker exploring voice AI, thermal printers, and interactive web experiences; currently at The Browser Company.
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He's shipped administration layers like simple_admin for Rails and PDF generation with propaganda, focusing on the unglamorous infrastructure that makes building faster.
Jeff Rafter. I write long-form posts on how to do things on the internet.
13Spreadhead. I built a tool that stores website pages in a spreadsheet.
11Lokii. I built a framework for handling incoming text messages automatically.
10Continuous. I built endless page scrolling for websites.
4Howto. I collected my reference guides for building websites in one spot.
82Tufte. I built a converter that formats markdown writing with elegant side notes and margin figures.
5Tinygif. I built a tool that turns canvas animations into compact gifs.
16Simple Admin. I built a simple admin panel that works with Rails websites out of the box.
13Hello World. I made a basic Java program that teaches you the fundamentals.
3Servo Driver. I wrote a simple tool to control USB servo motors.
3Crocodile. I made a tool that takes pictures of websites for you.
5XMLRPC. I wrote a simple XML-RPC implementation for Ruby.
6Propaganda. I built a tool that converts HTML and Markdown into PDF files.
3Sign Action. I made a tool that collects signatures from GitHub issue comments.
18PhotoBooth. I built a simple photo app for iPhone.
9Issue Tracker. I built a sample issue tracker to show how this works.
3Serial Port. I wrote a tool that talks to serial hardware on Windows.
7Honk. I made a GitHub bot that deletes comments without 'honk' in them.
22Taglist. I made a tag editor that converts typing into organized blocks.
3Furby. I built a desktop app that pairs your Furby toy with your code editor.
15Castle. I built software that sends news stories to cell phones.
3Neon. I made CSS experiments with neon visual effects.
6Resource Party. I made a tool that simplifies how Ruby talks to outside services.
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