Projects
Below are some notable things that I’ve built. Almost all my work is publicly available either on GitHub or my personal git server and is licensed under the GPL.
I try to work on projects which I think will be somewhat novel or reasonably useful to me and others. It’s usually the latter.
Search.MAATester.com
A search-as-you-type search engine with 20,000 math olympiad problems from various sources. React/TypeScript frontend, Go+Meilisearch backend, deployed on a VPS with Docker.
MAATester.com
A website designed to facilitate preparation for the short-answer math contests administered by the Mathematical Association of America. Levels and automatic grading are built-in. Built with React and Firebase.
PureMOOt
Written in Go with the Discordgo API bindings. Uses a Redis database for low-latency data storage.
TeXbld
A Python tool to reproducibly compile markup documents using docker and a simple configuration system. A convenient version manager is also provided.
It’s also worth noting that I had a less sophisticated predecessor to this project, MkTeX.
Ohsmathc.club
A site for our Math Competition Homeroom (which I led during my junior and senior years at OHS) to coordinate meetups and competitions. Written in Django, deployed with Docker.
MIT 4.602 Quiz Reviewer
Written across one Monday to help me and my classmates prepare for exams in 4.602, Modern Art and Mass Culture. Built with React, TailwindCSS, and ShadCN UI.
Go-Stop Tools
A set of web apps to manage the Kim family’s musings in a classic Korean card game of strategy and luck.
Personal Website
The site you’re looking at right now. I spent a significant portion of winter break 2023 refining it.