As a passionate advocate of the open-source movement, I have spent much of my career building and sharing tools that solve specific problems for the developer community and beyond. My GitHub profile is a mix of active utilities, creative themes, and experimental research projects.
Open Source & Personal Tools
These are projects I have made public to help others streamline their workflows, manage their media, or customize their digital spaces.
- uptimey: A simple and efficient server uptime monitor built with JavaScript.
- plexorcist: A Python-based utility designed to banish binge-watching "ghosts" and unclutter your Plex watched-video history.
- Asgar: A two-column, clean, and minimalist theme for the Ghost CMS platform.
- Ingia: A free, open-source theme designed for Ghost users who value simplicity.
- Focus-Mode: A Chrome extension written in JavaScript to help users stay productive by blocking distracting websites.
- server-metrics: An npm module that gathers server data and outputs it in a user-friendly format.
- arca: A straightforward aspect ratio calculator for web and design projects.
- rubypassport: A passport photo generator built with TypeScript.
Experimental & Academic Research
These projects represent my deep dives into software architecture and security, including my academic research during my Master's and Bachelor's degrees.
- HTML-Encrypter: A Java-based encryption software developed for my Bachelor's degree, utilizing algorithms like Blowfish, AES, and TEA to secure source code.
- Asgar CMS: A custom Content Management System built with PHP and MySQL as part of my Master's dissertation on advanced software architectures.
- goblinator: A simple game built to explore the capabilities of the HTML5 Canvas.
- ghoster: A Shell script designed to automate the update process for Ghost CMS instances.
I am always looking for collaborators to help take these projects to the next level. If you see something that interests you, feel free to submit a pull request on GitHub or reach out to discuss a new idea.