Introduction¶
If you visit my GitHub profile you'll find a lot of repositories. I have projects big and small, spanning many years (some of them pre-dating the existence of GitHub by a long way). Here I'll highlight some of the projects I'm actively using and maintaining. That doesn't mean the others aren't used, or are neglected, it's just these are the ones that have my main focus at the moment and I suspect others might appreciate.
BlogMore¶
BlogMore is a blog-oriented static site generator. It's the tool I use to create this blog.
blogmore.el¶
blogmore.el is an Emacs package that serves as a companion to BlogMore. I use it heavily when writing, managing and updating posts for this blog.
Braindrop¶
Braindrop is a terminal-based TUI application for working with bookmark data stored in raindrop.io.
Complexitty¶
Complexitty is a terminal-based TUI for playing with and exploring Mandelbrot sets.
DHV¶
DHV is a terminal-based Python code exploration TUI, designed to let you type in, load up, and edit Python code, and see what the resulting abstract syntax tree and bytecode looks like.
Hike¶
Hike is a terminal-based TUI browser for Markdown files.
obs2nlm¶
obs2nlm is a command line tool for turning Obsidian vaults into sources for NotebookLM.
OldNews¶
OldNews is a terminal-based TUI client for TheOldReader. It's one of my daily-drivers when it comes to reading RSS-based feeds.
Peplum¶
Peplum is a terminal-based lookup manager TUI for Python Enhancement Proposals. It provides the ability to browse, filter and search the metadata for all the PEPs available via the PEP API.
Rogallo¶
Rogallo is a terminal-based browser for the Gemini Protocol. Still in early development.
Wasat¶
Wasat is an async Gemini Protcol client library for Python. Currently in early development as the core of Rogallo.