Yes, I'm "designed websites with tables" old 👀, but I've learnt a thing or two in my time in-front of a monitor. Proficient in both front- and back-end technologies, my focus is on writing APIs and practical tools and utilities.

I work with C# and Vue primarily, but I've recently fallen in love with Go.

I love writing CLI tools, reading other people's code, and writing READMEs. Check out the project highlights below and get in touch on Twitter X if you wanna talk programming, projects, factory-building games, and/or board games. Or check out my LinkedIn if you're the type of person to browse LinkedIn for some reason.

• Magic Episode Sort (v2) is a Windows application that lets you sort TV show episode files into a show/season directory structure using markers in the filename (e.g., S03E02). It's highly customizable, uses the TVMaze API to retrieve episode names (for renaming files) and is written in C# WPF.
• game-deal is a CLI tool written in Go that helps you find sales for games. Add games to your wishlist and search for game deals across multiple stores using the CheapShark API.
• 4scraper is another CLI tool written in Go. Use 4scraper to search threads on 4chan, pick a thread, and download all images and videos from that thread.
• CodeConjure is a work in progress and in early stages. Written in C#, CodeConjure lets you define C# classes using an easy to learn and use templating system. Write templates in text files and CodeConjure generates C# classes and SQL tables for you.

Thanks for reading! 👋 See ya in the pull requests.

PS: I use Vim, btw.

PSS: I actually just use the Vim motions extension in VS Code lol