Here are a few larger scale projects I've created.
Collaborating with Mike Vormwald, we recreated syracuse.io in Gatsby from previously a Jekyll site. Now we still have the benefit of writing content in markdown but have the speed and power that comes through using Gatsby and React.
During September 2018, the VS Code team worked on getting the issues on their GitHub down and I wanted to see how they progressed over the month so I developed a static site that graphed said data over time. I utilized GitHub's API to get the state of the issues on an hourly basis and the end result was quite successful given they were able to triage about 4000 issues during that month.
VS Code Rocks is one of my main side projects to write content for VS Code and its community. Given I am an extension developer, I write both on VS Code's features for normal users, but as well, tutorials into various Extension APIs on how to extend VS Code. It's a Gatsby site on the back-end and I write individual posts in basic markdown.
This was a design for the public facing website for Clarkson University's FOSS Mirror which hosts variety of Linux Distributions and other software projects. I designed the front-end to browse the various projects and some graphs using C3.JS to visualize the download traffic over time in a variety of formats. As of 2018, we have been pushing out over 100TB a month across the world.
