Now building: Shrine CRM
Ideas are cheap until you build them. This is where I turn them into software, hardware, prototypes, and occasionally something completely unnecessary.
Some are finished. Some are still being built. Every project has a story behind it.
Manage relationships. Automate the work around them.
Shrine keeps your contacts at the center - connecting them to the events that happen around them, turning those events into workflows, and automating the actions that need to happen next
Rounded, simple, elegant, and timeless.
There must be a chess set in every home - that was the rule I got handed over Christmas.
Named after a mess. Finished in white.
Most 3D prints fit in your palm. Shmulis doesn't - a meter-tall statue printed in sections, glued into one figure, and then sanded for most of a summer.
Any source, to any screen. And the cable spaghetti has only one address.
Four machines, one box, and nobody negotiating over a screen. It is a homelab multimedia server rack that is used for work, gaming, and entertainment.
It started with a story, then things got complicated. Here's how The Sorfc went from an idea to a shipped project.
I was always willing to learn Blender, but I never had a good reason to do it.
Read storySurf + Orc = Sorfc.
What happens when Orcs pick up a board and paddle out? They stop being Orcs - they become Sorfcs.
The subjects that got too interesting to cover in a single story.
Breaking down the mechanics, psychology, and tricks that make games work.
Practical engineering lessons gathered from real projects, real problems, and a few scars.
Gaming facts you probably didn't need to know, but might be glad you do.
One-off stories about games, old projects, experiments, and whatever else was interesting enough to write down.
Lessons from building and maintaining enterprise-scale systems with Django, PostgreSQL, Celery, and RabbitMQ — the hard problems nobody warns you about.
Read storyA chess piece and a UI component have a common denominator: they should both be distinguishable and recognizable.
Read storyBecause with every new project, I have to write the same code all over again
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