Hi, I'm Lance, a software developer who loves to learn and explore new things. Having previously worked as a technical account manager, technical coordinator, and implementation consultant, I try to use the knowledge and skills I've attained through customer facing interactions to build powerful yet easy-to-use software and systems.
I currently spend 40-50 hours/week building and maintaining the systems and architecture of the ok.let's.go., or project, a blockchain & cryptocurrency business building decentralized applications (or dapps) and solutions for everyone to use on top of blockchain technology. Other than that, I spend the remainder of my time with my wife, new baby boy, and 2 cats in Atlanta, GA fiddling with technology and new ideas.
Open-source, lightweight, and hackable single pane of glass cloud object explorer & git server.
You're kidding...Plot/chart data fetched in real time from HTTP endpoints of your choice in your terminal.
I want to see!Uses machine learning to find faces in an image and replace them with an image of your choice.
Unbelievable!Express.js middleware to delay request responses based on logic you provide.
That sounds cool!Small go package to calculate true odds of a bet (single game or parlay) or calculate arbitrage returns.
Check it OutA small website that provides a macro single-pane-of-glass view of sports their teams' schedules and previous scores.
Check it OutA CLI utility that makes it painless and extremely easy to move files or directories from one machine to another compared to other utilities.
No way! Take meA CLI password manager that uses AES256 bit encryption to store information on your machine. No cloud services needed since this uses your file system to store the encrypted data.
GoA powerful platform to build websites, dashboards, wikis, blogs, etc. that is easy to setup & hackable to customize as you need. We use this platform for an internal wiki at UserIQ and have build some incredible infrastructure dashboards.
Coooool!A web app where you can perform quick and simple image processing functions on images and then reference the generated URL in your web applications <img /> tags.
A fork of Angular UI's ui-uploader that removes the AngularJS dependency so you can use it with Vanilla JS or other libraries/frameworks.
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