Open Source

What I've contributed to and/or released into the wild. MIT licensed, unless noted otherwise

NetNewsWire (macOS/iOS, Swift): Cross-platform RSS feed reader. I helped adding NewsBlur support to the app.
toggl + elgato stream deck (macOS, JavaScript): Integrate Toggl time tracking tool with Elgato Stream Deck. I helped adding support for tags.

Member Since (Web, Ruby, Sinatra): Find out when someone registered their Yahoo! account. Quickly share that information on Facebook, and view Wikipedia’s Current Events page on that day, just because.
anthology (Terminal, Bash): Create an ePub from a list of web articles. Inspired by Readlists by Readability.

JSend (Library, PHP, Laravel): PHP implementation of the JSend specification for JSON-based communication.

Exercise Genius (Open-source, iOS, Objective-C): Exercise tracking app for runners. Winner of Best Student Team and Microsoft’s Best Use of HealthVault APIs prizes at Cajun Code Fest hackathon (Louisiana, USA).
ADUpDownControl (iOS, Objective-C): An iOS6-era stepper control for picking font size.

TumblrStats.com (Open-source, Web, Ruby, Sinatra): Learn random facts about your tumblelog: when you registered your Tumblr account, how many posts you made, how often you create a new entry, etc. Achieved 500,000+ visits.
undistractify (Web, PHP, CakePHP): Convert regular web bookmarks into rate-limited ones to help deal with procrastination and better manage one’s digital wellbeing. The user can only access websites via these special bookmarks every few hours (or days).

aTutor for iPhone (Open-source, iOS, Objective-C): Mobile client for aTutor, an open source eLearning CMS by OCAD U (Toronto, Canada). Sponsored by Google as part of the Google Summer of Code program.

doomsday (Web, PHP, JavaScript): Interactively learn Doomsday algorithm to mentally calculate the day of the week for any given date.
monologue (Web, Ruby, Sinatra): Personal diary inspired by Twitter where the user jots down a 140-character entry and picks a relevant emoticon to describe their day.
800kytu.com (Web, WordPress): Find random jokes to share on Yahoo! Messenger (when it was still a thing). The name literally means “800 characters”, which is the limit for a single message on Y!M.
Learn Something New Today (Web, PHP): Read random WikiHow article on each page load.
360xport (Browser, JavaScript): Bookmarklet to export Yahoo! 360 blog entries and comments to WordPress’ WXR format for safekeeping.
e3 (Browser, JavaScript): Bookmarklet to insert emoticons in BBQuote or HTML into the comment area of a blog or forum post.
luteous (Web, PHP, JavaScript): WYSIWYG CSS editor for Yahoo! Mash, another failed social network launched in 2007.
wordclock (Web, JavaScript): Remake of the Standard WordClock.

WP-AVIM (Plugin, WordPress, PHP): Allow the readers to comment on blog entries in Vietnamese.
WPicnik (Plugin, WordPress, PHP): Integrate the now-defunct Picnik online photo editor into WordPress’ image uploading flow.

Nicer Permalinks for Vietnamese (Plugin, WordPress, PHP): Remove Vietnamese diacritic marks from permalinks to make them nicer while still being readable.