Explore a collection of my diverse projects showcasing innovative solutions and creative endeavors.
Pomobit is a simple and free Pomodoro timer designed to boost productivity. It offers customizable work and break intervals, a clean interface, and synchronizes progress across devices. Perfect for students, developers, and professionals seeking a focused workflow.
JSONT is a web application for editing and translating JSON files. It features an intuitive interface powered by the Monaco Editor, supports drag-and-drop for easy file import, and allows users to translate files into any language using Google Translate. Quick save functionality and language selection make JSONT ideal for developers managing localizations.
A dynamic platform dedicated to sharing coding insights and offering comprehensive courses for aspiring and seasoned developers.
SyntaxBox blog is a part of the syntaxbox.dev website. It is a blog website for a professional developer. The blog is designed with modularity, clarity, and scalability in mind.
A game where you need to guess the correct word in 6 tries. Designed with modularity, clarity, and scalability in mind.
This Next.js portfolio website for photographer Musl features sections like home, about, projects, services, and contact, showcasing his photography and film-making work.
A website for an experimental laboratory. Designed with modularity, clarity, and scalability in mind.
A typing speed test that tests your typing speed. Easy and fun. With statistics and accuracy. With a clear and concise interface.
API that provides a system to store and manage quotes. designed with modularity, clarity, and scalability in mind, offering a robust foundation for storing and managing quotes seamlessly
configurations for dwm (dynamic window manager) and slstatus (status bar) customized for personal use
a collection of shell scripts designed to simplify the installation of various programs
automate the installation of Zsh and several useful plugins using oh-my-zsh on Linux systems
simple setup for installing and configuring Xorg for use with the Dynamic Window Manager (DWM)
