My Projects

Here is a list of projects I made

The states:

  • As-Is - project exists and might work, but I do not spend any worktime on it

  • Dropped - the project is disabled but deployed, the domain is paid, and the codebase is preserved

  • Killed - the project is wholly ended, including the discard of the domain and possible discard of source code

AI DEV Assess

Awesome AI-powered tool that generates role-specific interview questions and assessment matrixes for evaluating software developers.

gulp-grass-sass

Sass plugin for Gulp utilizing the speed and performance of Grass rust library to compile SASS to CSS 8x faster than gulp-sass.

OpenPost.Email

My latest passion. Built with htmx + dotnet, a fully open-source self-hosted application for managing email lists and newsletters. Built with simplicity in the core, self-hosted, and to solve exactly one problem: to collect and send emails. Still quite early in the development

CreateHTMLForm [As-Is]

Over the weekend, I made a small tool to generate forms from markdown-like syntax. It was built with dotnet + htmx.

CreateOnlineMenu [Killed]

A tool to create a QR online menu, feel it with generated images of food and provide as a service for eatery visitors. After some talks and tests, I figured out that people hate QR menus in general, so I put it on hold indefinitely.

The exciting tech challenge was incorporating LLM to parse menu scans and generate food pictures in different styles.

DotnetPrompt [Dropped]

I built DotnetPrompt to give other dotnet developers and me the tools to work with LLM, such as OpenAI ChatGPT, more efficiently. Because Microsoft released its version of the library SemanticKernel simultaneously, I pretty much lost interest in actively supporting it. Unfortunately, I lack the time or manpower to beat or even level them. I use my library myself, though, and update it based on my needs.

Talk2Bash [Dropped]

With the development of generative AI, I wonder how well it could solve such tedious tasks as creating bash commands with a text prompt. I created this simple bash application to test that and save me some hours. You could write in plain English what you want to do, and it will do its best to generate a one-liner bash command to fulfill your request.

FeedbackBots [Killed]

Due to Telegram reaching 700 mil users, I decided to check my list of not-good-not-bad ideas and implement one: the easiest way to gather feedback - through a couple of chatbots.

i-sight stupid game [As-Is]

A small Blazor-built game - "find a different emoji". I built it to refresh my Blazor skills. For some people, it's kinda addictive, I believe.

API.chat [Killed]

API.chat was an API-first telegram messenger chatbot engine. It's built from leftovers of my HR startup, where an original microservices was wrapped into Azure API Gateway. The engine is mature enough to support chatbots of any complexity and size, but it's 7 years old and API is not that great, and I really do not have the mental strength to either kill it or improve it.