Projects
This is an abridged list of my side projects.
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99 (iOS Game) 
The game of 99 is a fun, classic board game combining elements of Sequence and Connect Four — and it’s now available on iOS. You can play with friends in the same room with “Pass & Play,” or across with world with GameCenter. The combination of luck and strategy makes this game fun for hours. Check it out on the App Store today!
This was the first iOS app that I published on the App Store. It uses SwiftUI for the interface, and supports online multiplayer via GameCenter. It also leverages many of the latest iOS features including dark mode. It was a fun experience to build this and I hope to make more apps in the future.
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Herald 
Herald turns articles into audio, and reading into listening. It uses today’s best speech technology to read any webpage for you. The audio is delivered as an episode in your personal podcast feed, so you can listen in your favorite podcast player.
To learn more, check out the Herald homepage.
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MicDrop 
MicDrop is the world’s easiest podcast hosting service. Put your audio files on Dropbox and MicDrop handles the rest: creating an RSS feed for your subscribers, a custom web page for every episode, and analytics that respect your audience’s privacy.
This post explains the motivation for building MicDrop. To learn more, check out this how-to guide.
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Spielbox This project is a minimum-viable recommendation system for board games. It asks users questions about the kind of game they want to play, and provides them with a suggestion.
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anagrams This project implements the same API in different programming languages and frameworks using a common test suite. It currently supports Ruby/Sinatra, Go, and Elixir/Phoenix.
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doublespeak 
A find-and-replace Chrome extension for political doublespeak. The project was introduced in this post. You can install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. If you’re interested in making your own Chrome extension, check out this tutorial.
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