Learned a bit about game design while developing a partially procedurally-generated world. It's difficult to grant players the freedom to learn game mechanics on their own and also expect them to discover each interaction you spent time creating.
A script to automate tweet deletion, wrapped in a clean little GUI that keeps you in the loop while it happens. A first foray into Python using Selenium to run an independent browser session.
Visitors cost money, so popular sites need to offset their server costs. An old favourite of mine has gone pay-to-play now for this reason, which turns my lack of site visitors into an opportunity to recreate it.
A mobile-friendly site for generating custom QR codes. Can handle text, contact info in vCard format, and Wi-Fi access. Vanilla JavaScript, but based off a decayed library that had written solid math.
The backbone of the internet, still powering every site you love. Where did it come from, and why won't it go? How does it intersect with other programming languages and what can it accomplish on its own?