Here are some of the things I'm happy I made at some point.
I studied Robotics at the University of Limerick, focusing on robotic navigation & map building. Some fun things came out of it, like MapViewer, a tool for robotics researchers in that field.
Maskmail is a service that provides anonymity online. Auto-generate a new email address for every site you sign up to.
Gitmeme is a fun Chrome browser extension for Github.com that makes it easy to find and insert fun meme and gif images into comments.
A site that gives you a way to respond to Donald Trump's tweets. Donate to charity whenever he tweets, and we reply on Twitter to thank him for helping
Dark Legacy Comics is an awesome long running web comic, written by a friend. I built him two apps, for iOS and Android, using React Native
I enjoy building apps for mobile, including iOS, Android and the now defunct WebOS plaform. A particular favourite is Dark Legacy Comics, available on iOS and Android
For 4.5 years I worked in Facebook Ads, leading the teams that built Facebook Power Editor and Ads Manager. By the time I left, over 75% of all Facebook revenue started with these apps.
At Promise I built a number of products focused on getting people out of jail in the USA. Many of these were private to government customers, but I also built a mobile app for end users who were involved in the justice system.
I enjoy talking about tech, though I do it less that I'd like. Some fun ones were chairing the Web Performance section of EdgeConf 2013 and talking about EnyoJS in London. Check out the videos if interested.
A browser extension for the property site Daft.ie in Ireland. It adds a lot of cool features for people looking to rent or buy property there.
My friend Karolis Kosas and I built a fun Spotify playlist generator based on your existing music tastes.
For many years I contributed to the Dojo Toolkit JavaScript library. At the time it was the best in class, and I had a lot of fun building for it.
A simple ReactJS app for decoding a URL into a JSON object, as I did this every day for a while at work. Clean code to show best practices in React.
A Chrome extension that brings a bit more truth to journalism by replacing every instance of the words "racially charged" with the word "racist"