PROJECTSAORNUM
Projects
Here is the list of projects I have worked on. The code to all of them can be found on my Github, some of them have a live version that you can check out, sadly that's not the case for all of them, mostly because I don't want to keep going back to them and troubleshoot the issues that may have come up from months/year old code.
Each of them has a small writeup about what I did, why and how and what I learned from them.
2025
"I'm really in pursuit of greatness, I know people don't usually talk like that. I want to be one of the greats. I'm inspired by the greats, — and I want to be up there"
In 2025 I want to learn, I want to work on harder, more challenging projects that push me beyond my comfort zone.
The goal is still to build things, but being more picky with projects, spending more time on them, tackling the more complex last 20% of the projects instead of leaving them as simply good-enough.

superhuman benchmark(2025)north_east

timeslot(2025)north_east
2024
2024 I decided to focus on building less but more polished projects. My mentality was the same, build for the sake of building, but now I wanted to learn deeper rather than wider. I wanted to spend more time on the same couple of technologies and master them as much as I could. This means that if the proyect was web based I would use React, Next, tRPC for them.

4combinator(2024)north_east

mushare(2024)north_east

react bonsai(2024)north_east

polemos royale(2024)north_east

today in(2024)north_east

momentum(2024)north_east
2023
In 2023 I decided to pour my efforts into learning a lot of new technologies and frameworks without focusing on a specific subset of them. I wanted to get a broad understanding of the web development ecosystem and see what I liked and what I didn't. Learning how different frameworks and libraries work and how they solve problems allowed me to see the bigger picture and make more informed decisions in the future. The main objective was to 'just build stuff' and see what I could come up with. I built a lot of small projects most of them just for myself and my friends.
About halfway through the year, I found this blog post by Nick Tietz that resonated with me. Who cares if you build something that no one uses? Who cares if you write something that no one reads? Probably even these words will only be read by me and a handful of people in the long run The point is to learn, or not even learn, just to build something for the joy of building something and the satisfaction that comes with it.

deadair(2023)north_east

nochan(2023)north_east

spring'83(2023)north_east

chimera(2023)north_east

minos(2023)north_east

polemos(2023)north_east

rhea(2023)north_east
