Atlas Tint
An interactive SVG atlas for colouring and tracking regions of the world.
The things I'm proudest of first, then everything else by year. Study projects and archived ones stay because they show where the rest came from.
Edit one table visually or as text, entirely in your browser.

An open font family for the Moon tactile alphabet.

Switch between windows, not just apps, on macOS.

See the blocking order of a GitHub backlog as a graph.

Gmail notifications in the macOS menu bar, with no server in between.

Forty points of light drift, bond, age and speak in a dark field.

World clocks in the macOS menu bar, with time travel.

Google Contacts, grouped by place, on the iPhone.

An interactive SVG atlas for colouring and tracking regions of the world.
Design and print to-do lists as exact-size A4 layouts.
Downloadable SVG, PNG and JPG country badges from flag colours.
A blog whose posts are GitHub issues.
A simple tracker for income and expenses.
An online coffee shop with a cart and checkout flow.
Every documented language in the Wikitongues database, in one table.
A focus timer with a history of what you worked on.
Add, complete and delete tasks, in TypeScript.
A social feed with comments and applause.
Generate and evaluate passwords in Node.js.
A to-do app with an Express back end.
A calendar built from scratch with Angular Material and CDK.
The iPhone calculator, rebuilt in Svelte.
Draw Bézier curves with the mouse.
An audio game about staying alive after the end of the world.
Connecting teachers and students, on the web and on the phone.
The stock market's biggest moves, at a glance.
Clones, to-do lists and API demos from front-end courses.
Bouncing balls, Take the Color, and other small games.