GitLab

All the various dotfiles I use, in a nice portable package.

The Ansible configuration to set up the services I use at home (Asgard)

The website for valleycamp.org.

This is a backup for the primary repository at https://github.com/ValleyCamp/valleycamp.org

SpiceRack makes your life more flavorful by helping you track recipes that you want to make, as well as the ones you've made and what you thought of them.

My IntelliJ config files repository

A Vue.js app that runs on a screen in our office acting as a dashboard.

Also a first-pass at a Vue.js app, so it might be weird.

Code to run on a Particle.io hardware device to act as the main light switch for my home automation system.

The website for daedalusdreams.com

The source for ai7jp.net

The code for joshproehl.com

The code for the proehl.us website

A tool for monitoring still image sources and creating time-lapse videos from them.

Manage Lifx devices via the LAN. Provides a clone of the Lifx HTTP API, and an MQTT interface to your bulbs.

[ARCHIVE] This was how I kept all of my homework and notes and such while getting my CS degree at Portland State University. Now that I'm done with all that I'm leaving it open source. Information wants to be free and all that.

[ARCHIVE] FONTools was a shared library with components common to all 3 (maybe 5 eventually!) of the ForcesOfNature applications.

[ARCHIVE] This was the final project for my CS457 Functional Languages class.

[ARCHIVE] This was the final project I built for my CS410 Advanced Functional Programming class at Portland State.

(Archived for posterity.) This was supporting repository for vccms, containing design documents, static asset prototypes, etc...

[ARCHIVE] Oh Google Wave, I had fun playing with you.

[ARCHIVE] I believe I was going to make an app that did a bunch of random things. I think I just decided to use off-the-shelf tools for each individual need in the end, and so this was a rather abortive project.