A mouse interface for Turbo/Borland Pascal, from 1996. 55 procedures and functions, written in assembler for speed and small code. Still compiles and runs in DOSBox-X.

A Turbo Pascal experiment in direct video memory writes, from 1995. Still compiles and runs in DOSBox-X.

A transparent dot grid overlay for your Windows desktop. Adjust size, spacing, color, and opacity. Because every screen deserves more dots.

Learning React one hello at a time. Simple, playful React apps exploring state, hooks, and TypeScript. Built for learning, documented for sharing.

👋 One of my first Hello World apps in Flutter, featuring discreet, color-coded tally counters for Android and the Web.

A useless time waster built with Vanilla JS. Most clicks are for work; this is a visual mantra. Click, vanish, flash, repeat. Fight chaos and track stats with zero stakes in this cross-platform PWA.

Count your taps and relax with all RGB colors — can you go from 0 (black) to 16 777 216 (white)?

Easily check for dead, stuck, or defective pixels. Test monitors before purchasing. Test screens during the warranty period. Test anytime and anywhere. DefectPX comes with multi-monitor support, and a very intuitive interface.

Play, test, or learn the standard Windows beep sounds - now a modern Tauri rewrite of a 2015 Windows Forms app.

Instantly create a text editor with your desired character limit for social media, headlines, or other constrained text. A "Hello World" project built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.