Explore the project graveyard. Audit forgotten GitHub repositories, understand what’s left, and find the ones worth bringing back.
A local sample workspace demonstrates repository audits, project status, portfolio value, and practical next steps.
Developer tools, weird utilities, games, experiments,
and occasionally something responsible.
A few useful things. A few questionable ideas. All built from scratch.
A local sample workspace demonstrates repository audits, project status, portfolio value, and practical next steps.
Good code deserves a second life.
Explore the project graveyard. Audit forgotten GitHub repositories, understand what’s left, and find the ones worth bringing back.
Explore the project graveyard. Audit forgotten GitHub repositories, understand what’s left, and find the ones worth bringing back.
A local sample workspace demonstrates repository audits, project status, portfolio value, and practical next steps.
There’s probably a shortcut for that.Find apps, jump around, or discover something buried.
I’m a software engineer who likes building things that probably should already exist.
Developer tooling, native utilities, hardware, plant genetics, and experiments that got wildly out of hand. This is where they all live.
React / Next.js / TypeScript / Flutter
Rust / Linux / Bash
Python / FastAPI / Node.js
Azure / Redis / SQL / Containers