Engineering Projects
Software, web, and infrastructure projects.
Galacticlip NASA API Mobile App
A cross-platform .NET MAUI application that integrates NASA's API, allowing users to search, bookmark, and explore space media through a modern MVVM architecture.
- C#
- .NET MAUI
- MVVM
- NASA API
- XAML
- Figma
Self-Hosted Deployment Platform
The Linux-based infrastructure powering my portfolio projects. Built with Docker, Docker Compose, GitHub Actions, and Nginx to automate deployments, host multiple applications, and provide a reusable self-hosted platform.
- Linux
- SSH
- DNS
- Docker
- Docker Compose
- GitHub Actions
- Nginx
Local Sightseeing Map
A collaborative web application that helps users discover nearby attractions using GPS, interactive maps, and category-based filtering. My contributions focused on the backend, infrastructure, and DevOps.
- Django
- React
- PostgreSQL
- Leaflet
- Geopy
- Django REST Framework
- GitHub
Reading Aggregator
Engine to pull articles from curated RSS feeds from trusted publications. The system normalizes multiple content sources into a common model, powering both a dedicated Reading section and featured content across the site.
- Python
- Flask
- Jinja
- Markdown
- RSS
- Feedparser
- BeautifulSoup
- HTML
- CSS
- GitHub
Featured Reading
By Anthony Em and trusted publications.
Anthony Em
Building a Self-Hosted Deployment Platform with Docker, GitHub Actions, and Ubuntu
A self-hosted deployment platform for hosting and maintaining multiple containerized applications on a Linux VPS using Docker, Docker Compose, GitHub Actions, SSH, and a reverse proxy with automated HTTPS.
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Space • NASA
NASA’s SkyFall Helicopters at Work (Artist’s Concept)
Description This artist’s concept depicts NASA’s three SkyFall Mars helicopters collecting data while flying over the surface of the Red Planet. The green frequency waves...
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Science • NAUTILUS
Your Big Brain Wouldn’t Be Possible Without Sugar
Pass the glucose The post Your Big Brain Wouldn’t Be Possible Without Sugar appeared first on Nautilus .
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