1-Framework: Finding the Parts Worth Reusing
The architectural baseline for sharing PHP and JSON conventions across small apps without forcing every project into a rewrite.
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The architectural baseline for sharing PHP and JSON conventions across small apps without forcing every project into a rewrite.
A shared directory renderer with thin folder wrappers, path-based favorites, sorting, and downloads.
A photo and manual-entry work-hours logger with reviewed OCR, overnight-shift calculations, and employee summaries.
The Freshservice dashboard puts unresolved tickets, new work, completed work, and historical trends into one view.
A lightweight weather dashboard built around explicit locations, cached updates, and a readable multi-city view.
The photo-logging experiment combines text extraction, metadata, duplicate detection, and an editable search view.
A look at the controls and implementation boundaries of the client-side password generator experiment.
A directory-viewer experiment that adds favorites, file details, and interaction counts to a live filesystem listing.
The Raspberry Pi kiosk project combines a readable clock, weather, scrolling notices, and developing alert-display features.
I got an ad for Claude’s new Fable 5—turns out it’s the model everyone’s whispering about as the “highly anticipated mythos model.” I tried clawing through Claude’s responses, only to land on Fable 5 at max effort—finally! Meanwhile, ChatGPT just handed me a neat model number without the drama. It’s like Claude’s playing charades with names, while ChatGPT’s sticking to the numbers. I’m still figuring out why they’re naming models like this—anyone else curious?