Eleven projects I designed and run. Each case study has the same sections in the same order: the problem, what I built, how it works, the decisions and trade-offs, what’s next, and what it’s built with. The source code lives in private repositories, so these pages are where the work is described.
The homelab platformA home server and small cloud machines, configured from one repository and watched off-site.Moving sign-in to authentikThe household’s sign-in moved to its own machine, configured in Git, one reversible change per service.Patching the fleet, and a daily CVE checkEvery host patched the same way by one guarded script, and checked daily against Ubuntu’s vulnerability data.A local AI clusterOpen models on machines I own, each chosen for its job by measurement, behind one gateway.One repo for four WordPress sitesA WordPress multisite whose code and content live in Git, with a guarded publisher and a drift check.NFL prediction platformA Postgres warehouse, point-in-time features and models that score themselves honestly.fspruneA duplicate-file tool built around a catalogue, a journal, quarantine and undo.Southern Sparkle Design: Wix to WordPressA small business’s site, moved page for page off Wix and into Git.Merry on MainA city Christmas celebration’s site, where every sign-up lands in the city’s own spreadsheet.The Angelulz brand as codeOne small repository of marks and colour tokens that every site copies at a pinned commit.A Magic: The Gathering deck labDecks measured, played alone and in full simulated games, and set against the tournament field.