The work
Four things I built and still run. Each one has a case study covering what it does, the decision that was actually hard, and what it cost.
Game Verdict
LiveA crowdsourced answer to an argument PC gamers have been having forever: is this game better with a controller, or with a keyboard and mouse?
- Stack
- Next 16 · Supabase · Upstash
- Scale
- 1,580 games · 822 commits
- Note
- No login wall; one vote per browser
Roster
npmThe component library this site is built out of, with exactly one real customer: me. Four apps, one substrate, published to npm and versioned like the dependency it is, which turns out to be a different engineering problem than shipping one to strangers.
- Stack
- React 19 · TS · Tailwind v4
- Scale
- 40 components · 298 commits
- Note
- Press ⌥X to see it on this page
Retrospect
MITYour Last.fm history against the actual sky. Every scrobble you have ever logged, cross-referenced with real retrogrades, full moons, and eclipses, then held to a standard astrology never asks for.
- Stack
- Next 16 · astronomy-engine · R2
- Scale
- 25 sky × measure trials
- Note
- Read the math; the repo is public
MegaSquad
PrivateMulti-sport pick’ems for your friend group. Ten leagues across five sports, picks that auto-lock at tip-off, and standings that settle the trash talk. I built the front end; my brother built the API.
- Stack
- Vite · React 19 · Zustand
- Scale
- 10 leagues · 18 Roster components
- Note
- Front end mine, API my brother's
BB’s Grove
A memorial for my older brother, where everyone who knew him can share memories, photos, and his BBisms. The homepage grows a grove of Texas trees, one per story. It is not a case study and there is nothing to measure; if you would like to see it, it is at who-bb.com.