Productivity | Case Study
Bringing personal applications into one repository and exploring how AI agents can take an idea into production.
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Yummy Recs | Case Study
A mobile application that allows users to keep track of their restaurant menu item ratings, along with creating lists of their favorite dishes, bill split feature, and local recommendation network sharing with people they know.
Data Desktop | Case Study
A desktop application for collecting personal data to do analytical work on afterwards. It was initially created to try out Claude 3.5 Sonnet and its coding capabilities. It ended up becoming the first version of a forever project to develop applications for my personal usage.
Productivity Hub | Case Study
After creating bits and pieces of productivity tools I used in separate applications, I wanted to consolidate them into one big application to understand how to maintain a project that is ongoing in a production environment. So finally, I embarked on creating the application I will maintain throughout my life for personal use.
Distraction Free | Case Study
I spent a lot of time distracting myself by looking at Reddit for certain posts. Because of how much time I spend with that on my time, I set out to create an application that would minimize that urge, while also learning new technologies. Although this application would have been extremely easy using React, I decided to use different technologies and make the scope of the project bigger to learn. In doing so, I learned the basics of working with Vue, Auth0, and using a Cron scheduler.
MD Writer | Case Study
Inspired by Derek Sivers, I decided to create a lightweight text editor that rendered markdown while you write that would only rely on your OS. I chose markdown because even if it becomes unsupported, there's little difference between .txt files and .md files. I chose Electron because it would be a different technology I hadn't learned yet, and also because I didn't want to waste extra time learning a different programming language to build a desktop application.
Your Toolbox | Case Study
I had been using Habitica as my habit tracker for quite some time, but I got sick of the extra pop-ups and gaming aspects of the application as I didn't use those features. When I decided to pursue programming, one of my goals was to build applications that I would use for myself, and re-building a Habitica clone that only had the features I would use was a great start.