A selection of projects

Some of my favorite things I’ve made.

Software tools

Turn web pages into readable PDF, EPUB, HTML, or Markdown files from the command line.

A comprehensive JavaScript library for working with color.

Explore the kinds of data available when you paste or drop something on a web page.

QSX, a query language based on CSS selectors for extracting things from the DOM.

Extract data from HTML/XML as JSON from the command line, using QSX syntax.

A CSS selector parser and DOM query engine.

Segment text into characters, words, or sentences from the command line.

Convert between HTML and Markdown from the command line, plus a matching online tool.

Inspect and transform YAML front-matter data from the command line.

The UI Events Viewer helps you debug the events dispatched by browsers when you input text.

A front-end to perform optical character recognition on images using the Google Vision API.

List and extract entries from HAR (HTTP Archive) files.

A polyfill for DOM Geometry Interfaces.

A Timber-based WordPress theme you can build upon.

WIP A just-enough template language.

WIP Marcel, a static website generator.

An online archive and editorial project focused on Romanian works in the public domain.

A directory of contemporary type design, with a focus on active, independent designers and foundries.

A collection of CSS named colors, converted to CMYK and back to sRGB.

A handy guide to Romanian diacritical marks and typographical conventions.

ok-zoomer: a reference implementation for multi-touch gestures to support the article Pinch me, I'm zooming: gestures in the DOM.
opsh: a Node.js command-line argument parser that follows POSIX guidelines.
nbf: a basic command-line tool for working with the Netscape Bookmark File format
nano-i18n: a purposefully minuscule internationalization library for JavaScript.
spune: spell any number from zero to a trillion, in Romanian.

For even smaller pieces of code, see the Snippets section.