Personal Projects
Full-stack applications, high-performance systems and developer tools
Open-source platform for Drexel students to search job listings, courses, and professor ratings in one place
200+ weekly active users and 220+ wage submissions, without any marketing, just word of mouth and a Reddit post
Hosted on my personal VPS
FERPA-compliant open-source plagiarism detection software developed for Drexel University, enabling self-hosted and privacy-focused implementation
Incorporates multi-modal detection techniques based on Stanford research papers with enhanced visualization for software similarity analysis
Shelved
A simple group project where the goal was to master JavaScript as a raw language and build applications and features from scratch
The learning outcome was a deeper understanding of CSS, JavaScript, server‑side rendering, and DOM manipulation
Built entirely on Deno without any bundling
Used EJS to render web pages
Employed a strategy pattern to integrate multiple content APIs and normalize their outputs into a unified format
Implemented social features including friends, following, discovery, public collections, and private connections
Utilized PostgreSQL for the database
Personal Website
A 100% client‑side playground for digging through my half‑baked blogs via full‑text or tag searches
Born as therapy for my runaway hot takes—so I can’t lose my own brilliant (and not‑so‑brilliant) ideas
No courses, no paywalls—just unfiltered opinions and unsolicited wisdom
Also doubles as a humble shrine to my ramblings and occasional flashes of genius
Library
A humble assignment I actually hosted—so now it’s your problem to check it out.
Fully typed in TypeScript and neatly structured for posterity.
My very first React app—a quaint benchmark against what I’m building today.
No bells, no whistles: just raw, typed React goodness.