I tend to release a lot of my work as open source projects.
I’m primarily a Python developer, but have worked on projects in C, C++, Go, Rust, JavaScript, C#, and Lua.
Active Projects
At any given time I’m generally thinking about/actively working on a few projects.
Here are the currently active ones:
scrapeghost
Experimental library for webscraping with GPT.
I’ve been experimenting with using LLMs like GPT to convert HTML into JSON.
jellyfish
Fast implementations of common fuzzy string comparison and phonetic encoding algorithms.
This project was created by my former colleague, Michael Stephens, back in 2010. Since then it’s grown to be a widely-used library, in part due to the fact that it offerred fast C implementations of these algorithms.
Years ago I wrote Go & Rust implementations of the algorithms as a way to learn a bit more about both languages. I’ve just recently decided to make the Rust implementation the official one, using PyO3.
I also plan to keep the Go implementation around as a reference implementation. go-jellyfish
spatula
After spending over a decade writing (and perhaps more importantly, maintaining) scrapers in Python, I have some opinions about how to structure them.
Spatula is a library that I’ve been working on to help me write scrapers in a more consistent way.
Stable Projects
These projects are mostly dormant, but stable & maintained as needed.
Other Projects
For many others, see my GitHub.
