I’m involved in open source software development and maintain a few full-stack web-dev and sys-admin projects.
Preferred dev platforms are Red Hat Linux and Android (Bash, Python, Java); but, comfortable in Windows, Mac, iOS environments (C#, Swift, etc.).
Open source dev
Head on over to my GitHub account (@toadlyBroodle) to audit my code. A few projects I’m most proud of:
- Lightning Network RFC: Bitcoin offchain transactions protocol specifications
- Spam Bot 3000: automated social media scraping, promotion CLI
- Scrape Twitter, Reddit, Facebook for keywords and engage in automated, custom, targeted promotion campaigns, while avoiding anti-spam filters.
- Bitcoin analysis: compile, analyze, plot cryptocurrency protocols, networks, marketplaces
- Data mine primary blockchain metrics and marketplaces, and compile resulting data into comprehensive trend indication plots for researchers, investors, and traders.
App dev
Some of my apps have enjoyed more success than others on iTunes and Playstore; i.e. most have failed.
Some successes:
- Stud Detector
- Since 2013, this construction wall-stud finder, available on Android and iOS, has been my mainstay.
- It works by sensing abnormalities, caused by wall-stud screws/nails, in the background magnetic field, as measured by the internal magnetometer (compass) sensor.
- MinimaList Outline
- Powerful, yet simple, note-taking app for organizing your projects, daily notes, to-do lists, outlines, journals, etc. all together in one nested, bullet point list.
- This is my personal daily-driver, note-taking app for Android!
- 8 Bit Fractal Explorer
- Endlessly zoom through an 8 bit Mandelbrot set on your Android device.
- Woodcraft
- 3D wood carving simulator for Android devices, made using Unity 3D platform.
- CalculatorWear
- A wrist watch calculator for Android Wear devices.
- Retired to GitHub after specious banning of Google dev account…guess the goo-bots didn’t approve of the following app:
- Booble Level
- Before being removed from the Playstore, this baby was getting ~16,000 downloads/day—not bad for my first ever app!
- Since retired to open source space as an example of how to utilize an Android mobile device’s gyroscopes and touchscreen.
Web dev
A few clients I host for: