Things I've built — most of them on my own hardware, for my own reasons.
Built and self-host a home Linux server that runs a handful of personal services I maintain myself. It's where I practice the deployment and operations skills I use at work — and where I experiment with self-hosting before anything goes to production.
A small web calculator that works out baby-formula scoops from the fluid amount you need — one of my first real web projects, built by hand with no frameworks.
Scripts that automate repetitive personal workflows and system tasks — the kind of small, unglamorous automation that saves hours over time. This is where my day-to-day Python practice lives.
A bowling scorekeeper written in JavaScript — tracks frames, spares, strikes, and the final score the way an actual scoreboard does.