Blog · GitHub · Taipei, Taiwan
I write software, collect data, and build things when the existing tools are not quite right.
Most of my day-to-day work is C#/.NET, but I also spend a lot of time with HTML, JavaScript, JSON, Cloudflare, and whatever else a project needs. Some projects are useful tools; some are experiments that got a little bigger than expected.
A few things I have built:
- LunarData — a static lunar-calendar dataset covering 1970–2100.
- Taiwan Address JSON — address and road-name data for Taiwan.
- Zune Tiles Player — a small tribute to the Zune interface.
- CopilotClawD — an experiment in controlling local coding tasks through Telegram.
C# · .NET · ASP.NET Core · JavaScript · TypeScript · SQLite · Cloudflare · GitHub Actions
I like projects that are easy to run, easy to inspect, and useful after the demo is over.
- AI-assisted development tools
- Static datasets and offline-friendly web apps
- Small frontend experiments
- C# and .NET systems
- Taiwan, lunar-calendar, and Thai amulet data
Make it work first.
Then make it easier to understand.
If it survives real use, keep it.