Projects
I've worked on tons of projects over the years but here are the ones that I can show you.
Apps
Live apps I've built and run myself:
- kamadorueda.com : Kevin's personal website.
- Utilarium : Free online tools and apps that run in your browser, Picks and Coro too.
Personal Projects
These are some of my personal projects that I'm most proud of. All of them are open-source, so if you see something that piques your interest, check out the code and contribute if you have ideas for how it can be improved.
Open Source Contributions
Other people's code offers a great opportunity to learn new paradigms and expose yourself to other domains. These are some projects I didn't author but that I've tried to make better with my contributions:
Other Open Source Contributions
Some of my projects didn't stick, but they definitely have an interesting use-case, and who knows, maybe one day I'll figure out a better way.
- B3: Reproducible builds, dev envs and deployments.
- four-shells: Technologies around Nix and IPFS that are published under an Open Source License.
- Mailmap Linter: Small, easy to use, easy to install tool to lint your git mailmap.
- metaloaders: JSON/YAML loaders with column and line numbers.
- modern-terminal: Rust library for rich text and beautiful formatting in the terminal.
- nixpkgs-db: A database with packages from all versions, all commits and all channels.
- oblivion: RSA encryption and decryption client.
- Python on Nix: Extensive collection of Python projects from PyPI, for Nix!.
- Santiago: Lexing and parsing toolkit for Rust.
- Tracers: Open-Source APM (Application monitoring) project.
Plus many others, which are either private or I've forgotten to include.