I write code
My open source projects typically fall into one of two categories:
Sometimes both (the most fun case)!
I’ve archived many projects that I stopped maintaining for one reason or another. Usually because I stopped using them (and I’m usually the only user), so it didn’t feel worth the effort to maintain them. However, I keep these as public archives so that the code is still available. I believe there is some value in this, however small it might be in some cases.
Listed here are the projects I’m actively working on, or at least maintaining because I use them.
minimalist (yet overengineered) website
https://github.com/drowrin/orpheus
The project powering this site! I wrote Orpheus because I wanted to experiment with a few different kinds of web technology, and I also happened to want a personal blog. I’ve tried a few site generators out there, but nothing beats doing your own tinkering. If I want a feature, I’ll make it! I’ll get the opportunity to learn more along the way too.
discord bot for managing TTRPG groups
https://github.com/drowrin/modron
I haven’t gotten around to renaming the repository
yet
This isn’t a dice roller or a any form of rules automation. There are endless solutions out there for that. This is an organization tool. It’s designed to help automate some common tasks and provide as much convenience as possible. It has features for automatically including character names in discord nicknames when a session is live, managing session-zero type notes like safety tools, scheduling sessions and performing “ready checks”, and so on.