A nearly complete history of my software and writing projects.
Dashify
WordPress extension that upgrades the WooCommerce admin dashboard with cleaner styling and more functionality.
2024 to present — website
Pitch
In high school, I made a pitch calling card generator for the school’s softball coach. When the coach told me that the legacy Java desktop app could no longer run, I recreated it with Next.js.
2021 to present — website高彰的小笔记
In 2019, I began taking Mandarin Chinese classes at my university, and after a couple semesters I wanted to continue learning. I write short essays to keep practicing.
2021 to present — websiteBootstrapping journal
A series where I wrote daily updates on my attempt to make a living by creating a bootstrapped software product.
2024 — open the journalExperiments in creative coding
Generative, algorithmic, and mathematical art using R and JavaScript.
2021 — view the galleryPeachPay
I co-founded a company that set out to innovate in ecommerce checkout, first building a mobile app that lets people buy with QR codes, and later an all-in-one payments and checkout extension for WooCommerce.
2020 to 2024 — websiteGoupfile
File sharing with multiple files under one URL, easy to remember URLs that don’t have ambiguous characters, and QR codes for sharing the download link.
2019 to 2022 — websiteBlognow
Zero config static site generator for blogs, like Hugo but with less configuration.
2019 to 2021 — screenshots and codetailwind-login
Clone of the DigitalOcean login page (archive) to demonstrate how flexible Tailwind CSS is. A coworker of mine couldn’t tell which was the real one.
2019 — websiteis-am-pm
Node.js package that tells you whether a number on the 24-hour clock or a date corresponds to am or pm.
2019 — npm packageMusearch
Search the same query in multiple search engines to compare how results show in each.
2017 to 2018 — codePitch Card Generator
Create random, printable baseball pitch calling cards. I remade this as a web app in 2021.
2016 — screenshots and codeuSay Change
My first major coding project that I created near the end of middle school. It was a site where people could submit ideas on how to improve products or services. Lots of hacked together PHP.
2011