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A text-based simulation game that lets you live the life of a musician.
F#
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Echo is a music player that can play music from different sources, like OneDrive or Spotify. It puts together all your music in one place so that you don't have to switch between apps to see your whole library. On top of that, it focuses on albums instead of songs and brings genres back into the spotlight.
TypeScript, Lit, EffectTS
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This was my first ever open-source project. It's a simple Python wrapper for the iTunes API, which I initially made because I wanted to make a YouTube music player that would fetch library data from iTunes... Of course that never happened, but my little wrapper currently has more than 100k downloads on PyPi and it's still maintained by the community!
Python
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Back when I first had my daughter, I found this idea of tracking feedings, diaper changes and sleep times interesting and I wanted to have an excuse to build a proper SwiftUI app, so perfect match. This also made me write a few articles about interesting things I found while developing with Swift on my blog, so double win!
Swift, SwiftUI
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A little web-app that let's you read stuff from Reddit based on how much time you have.
F#, Fable
Archive
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When I listen to music I rarely listen to individual songs but rather to full albums, and I always missed a way to quickly play all albums of a band either shuffled or ordered in a specific way. Or just to browse my library by genre (remember the good old iTunes days?). So I made a web-app that connects with your Spotify account and does just that. Spotless is still available, but I've made a new version of the same idea with support for more providers called Echo, it's up in this page :^)
TypeScript, React, RxJS