> Developer & writer since 1990
> Building weird projects. Writing about the journey.
> Explore the command prompt. There are secrets here.
> Started coding at 6. Didn't know what I was doing. Still don't, but now I get paid for it.
> These days I'm a Senior Full-Stack Engineer building TypeScript apps that ship. But the stuff I care about? Retro terminals. Hidden commands. Websites that feel like artifacts from a timeline where the internet stayed weird.
> I build things that hum with scanlines and reward people who type `help`. Software that feels like finding a secret BBS in 1994.
Video Games (RPGs, Retro, Indie)
Vintage Computing
The Old Internet
Writing
Anything With My Kids
retro-dos-terminal
[ACTIVE]A DOS-style terminal emulator for React. Because not everything needs to be Unix.
Blue Light in Winter
[EARLY_DEVELOPMENT]A hacking game where the reason you're hacking matters more than the hacking itself.
Writing a Book I Wish I'd Had
[WIP]Taking a break from code to write about surviving the hard parts
Common Cents Academy
[ACTIVE]A personal finance toolkit built because existing calculators couldn't answer the questions that actually mattered
1,799 Lines of Dialogue and the Tools That Save My Sanity
When your game promises that choices matter, you have to actually test them. All of them. Here's how I'm trying not to lose my mind.
Why I Hid Things in My Website (And Why You Probably Won't Find Them)
A love letter to curiosity, hacker movies, and the kid who wasn't cool enough to fit in.
How Building a Retirement Calculator Taught Me to Plan My Own Future
I wasted years not understanding money. So I built the tool I wish I'd had when it mattered — and learned finance through code instead of theory.
When the Web Felt Like a Frontier
Before browsers had tabs and UX was a science, the internet was a frontier where nerds were royalty and every AOL Keyword was a portal to somewhere new.
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