I ship to browsers, desktops, and the platforms underneath them.
Twelve years building web applications professionally. Almost none of that output is visible here: the platform work and internal tooling I do day to day live in private repos, which is why the graph above is considerably busier than this page makes it look.
| Every day | TypeScript React Next.js Node.js PostgreSQL MongoDB |
| Platform | Docker nginx Linux GitHub Actions Vercel |
| Also fluent in | PHP Python Lua Electron Swift |
Questy reads Escape from Tarkov's logs and tracks PvE quest progress on an interactive map. Electron, entirely local, no account, no telemetry.
Sim Garage finds every racing sim you have installed, sorts out their configs, and launches them from one place. Auto-updating desktop app.
sandbox-fivem is an archived FiveM framework: React interfaces, Lua gameplay resources, MongoDB and MariaDB behind it. Forked 81 times, which still surprises me.
fivem-fake-browser is an in-game browser resource from 2023. Archived, and still the thing most people know me for.
Daniel Newman Racing is a commercial sim-racing platform with around 7,000 racers on it: subscriptions and billing, authentication, live telemetry over WebSockets, and hardware integrations for race-day control.
The day job is a React and TypeScript platform, plus the tooling the engineering team runs on: PHP, Python, Docker, nginx. Six years with the same team through a rename and an acquisition, three of those leading front-end.