self hosted remote git storage and manager, personal site, home for web experiments, and more. I built this project as a way to learn PHP but ended up learning much more about sys admin, git, http, and the web in general.
I use ryanhub daily for both git and all the other random dev things I host on it. more info here
all in one system for maritime training providers to handle documents, scheduling, enrollments, payments, and more.
building and scaling this currently...
go book a call with me here
Y86-64 IDE written totally from scratch in C.
I initially wrote this to study for NJIT's CS350 but its turned into a favorite little pet project. Zero AI has touched or inspired this code, for better or for worse...
I one day plan to buy an FPGA and implement Y86 in hardware but I have a whole life to live before I start doing that
see the repo here
tiny language model written in C with no libraries or dependencies.
I built this for the inaugural computer club meeting and I still think it was one of our best. The intent was to show that LLMs operated with simple principles just scaled unreasonably much.
the response to this presentation was so good it set off a mini series I've been calling baby AI where I build and train simple models on funny datasets to demonstrate how it works in the big ones.
find the presentation here, links to the code are at the end
framework for couch co-op games written from scratch in C. one machine runs the server, renders, and does game logic while phones connect in a browser to be used as controllers, I want to implement wii and xbox style party games in this engine someday
simple rendering and physics implementations for now, but networking is fully functional. A game engine could take a lifetime so this project is on hold for the moment but I would love to jump back in soon
see the repo on github
sandboxed experiments for iterating on custom lightweight AI agents.
super simple harnesses running local models (usually using qwen3.5s in these tests) so I can experiment and optimize fast and free
multiple experiments live in this repo on ryanhub
simple autoencoder implementation for image generation, written from scratch in C, no libraries
part of my baby AI series and one of the only times I have ever had to pull out a pencil and paper to do the math for one of these...
the training dataset is ~100 emojis and our generation goal is to create freaky new ones
CTF challenge for the 2025 Spooky CTF hosted by the NJIT Information & Cybersecurity Club.
a tiny text based game with a hidden debug mode and weird format string vulnerability
full writeup in the repo readme, very interesting examination of the printf function
live leaderboard that tracks GitHub push stats through a GitHub App.
super easy to install github app starts automatically tracking every time you push, also a surprisingly difficult infrastructure challenge I had a ton of fun building
my friends and I run challenges constantly to see whos really making things happen
visit whoscooking.live
mobile calorie tracker built with React Native and Expo. Custom Flask API, custom graph library, Google Firebase backend, and a clean UI.
this was one of my first big projects and the first I ever made public, the app is still up and running with about 10 active users (shoutout to you!)
starter app for a GDG x Engineers Without Borders mobile development workshop. React Native + Expo with tab navigation, Firebase, and tree survey map built on top of real data in Newark NJ's Branch Brook Park.
repo on github
minimal react native project with routing, Firebase, and other utilities I reach for on most of my mobile apps
repo on github
reusable REST API starter I built for my friends at decksense.app
includes a db connection, tokens, admin auth, health, and some other utilities to keep things running super smooth and simple
code on ryanhub