/devAs most of my work revolves around software development, this serves as a non-complete overview of tools that I have published or otherwise created.
Also check out /uses for a list of tools that I use daily.
This little project idea led me to forking a Ruby project that parses the GitHub contribution data and generates an SVG output. githubchart-rust is a Rust rewrite of the same idea. Compiling it to WASM, also makes it easier to embed it in a website by throwing it on a serverless environment using a simple Deno script.
I recently started to collect some useful everyday scripts that I use for my work and personal projects in a new repository: 🔗 frytg/scripty. Also some useful wrappers or dependencies in frytg/js-utils. Both are somewhat work in progress and will hopefully grow over time.
Scripty also includes a little endpoint to get or test the current connection: 🔗 ip.srv.earth
To get Google Cloud Workload Identity Federation tokens in a fly.io OpenID environment, I’ve published a small wrapper binary: 🔗 flyio-openid-token.
In our team at work (SWR Audio Lab), we have a set of engineering principles that guide our work. They are public for everyone to see: 🔗 Engineering Principles.
Besides the engineering principles, we also have a set of tools and services that we’re using and publishing from our team as open source on GitHub: 🔗 @swrlab.
This also includes ARD Eventhub, a service for distributing live metadata in ARD, that we’ve built and published.
Obviously this list is not complete. There are a lot more systems that I manage, work on, or otherwise contribute to.
There’s also always more to learn. Currently very deep into Rust and Go.
The source code of this website is available on GitHub frytg/frytg.