Let’s learn how to make big fun out of tiny computers! My online store featuring single-board microcontrollers, components and kits for beginners, hobbyists and educators. Tutorials currently in development for 2019.
A journal of showcasing small, creative works and exercises through computing. Kind of like a personal Glitch.
An upcoming book & ongoing resource of mine based on my talk of the same name, exploring how to build creative, interesting works in JavaScript. javascriptforartists.com
A mailing list sharing resources for digital nomads and other remotes workers. Part of a larger project I’m working on at SansOffice.com
A list of job boards and website remote-working freelancers can use to find work. The project currently contains 50+ resources. I’ve a written a guide on [how to effectively use this list for remote working](https://george.mand.is/2017/10/resources-and-strategies-for-remote-workers/.
An ongoing list of resources for working with MIDI and JavaScript, as a supplement to my speaking on the topic.
Source-code for the simple tool I made to help practice pacing for my talk at Ignite Portland 13.
A Ruby-gem for integrating your Pinboard bookmarks with your Jekyll blog.
Related: See my Jekyll JSON feed templates as well if you want to support JSON feeds.
An adaptation of the card game Hanabi inspired by SETI and submitted as an entry for 10k Apart.
I worked with Mount Hood Community College to run a pilot program that focused on teaching unemployed and underemployed people coding skills. The hope was to help people considering a career change and to get under-represented communities more involved in the industry.
I paid literal pennies online to ask people what was on their mind many years ago. You can peruse and search through the collection here.
My guitar + bass duo playing make-believe jazz with tinges of acoustic noir. Whatever that means :)
I make (And use!) my own guitar picks and sell them online. They’re particularly well-suited for gypsy-jazz and bluegrass styles, but anyone who enjoys aggressive picking on acoustic instruments will likely appreciate them.
A popular GitHub repository I started that quickly and easily adds an RSS feed to your Jekyll blog. Looking at the commit history of the main Jekyll repo I think this actually got integrated there at some point. Jekyll now handles RSS feeds out of the box in the exact same way my repo does, but I wasn’t involved in that.
Another popular GitHub repository I created for adding a silly easter-egg to your website based on the Konami Code.
Bicycle-centric projects and ideas. I also recently started making contributons to the code that runs the SHIFT to bike event calendar.