I taught myself to code by Inspect Element-ing around, and built a bunch of apps. Eventually got nerd-sniped by smart contracts and privacy-preserving protocols. Lately, I've been looking into thinking machines and learning how to tell stories. Who knows what's next?
Everything* I've ever built
well, not *everything*, but still a pretty good list of things I've built/done/published over the past few years
A few days ago, I found a really cool game which turns the news into simple games (trivia & letter unscrambling). Originally a web app with a really nice design, I took it as a challenge to recreate it as a native iOS app. This is the result!
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GitHub - m1guelpf/NavigationKit: Typed SwiftUI navigation primitives with a single, app-defined destination model.
Noticed that I kept copying a set of navigation helpers I built for Pocket to any other iOS app I started, so I took some time to clean them up and extract them into a Swift package.
Last week, a group of archivists managed to scrape a ton of data from Spotify (including user playlists and, most excitingly, music files). To explore the data (and figure out which of my favorite songs were in there), I built a website that lets you sign in with your Spotify account and navigate the dump easily.
Apple recently released an experimental ML model called sharp, which generates gaussian splatting scenes from a single image. I wanted an easier way to play with it, so I spent some time compiling the model to CoreML and building a simple macOS app to interact with it.
This year's holiday release of World App comes with a whimsical feature: the first global, human-only gift exchange. We put a lot of love into the experience, so it sort of feels like opening a real gift.