Tailwind Co.
productionA landing page for Tailwind Co.
ReactTailwind CSSNextJsTypeScriptFramer Motion
An ex-literary agent gone rogue.
Freelance web dev, editor, translator, and consultant for the publishing industry.
Self taught web dev and software engineer. I don't just watch YouTube tutorials. I build stuff and maintain web apps people use.
my work.
Mnemosyne
productionA tool to manage copyright assets. From sales, to contracts, to royalties.
PHPjQueryMySQL
reRight
developmentA tool to manage copyright assets. From sales, to contracts, to royalties.
ReactTailwind CSSNextJsTypeScriptPrismaNestJsPostGres
Ten4
productionA landing page for Ten4.
ReactTailwind CSSNextJsTypeScriptFramer Motion
Spring UI
developmentA UI library for ReactJs
ReactJsTypeScriptFramer MotionStorybookTailwind CSS
Endpoint Builder
productionA simple tool for creating a typesafe .js file with an object that holds endpoints.
NodeJsTypeScript
Minimax-alpha-beta
productionA basic implementation of the MINIMAX algorithm with aplha-beta pruning.
ReactJsTypeScriptTailwind CSS
skills and clients.
technologies I know and use everyday.
React
Next.js
Node.js
Typescript
Tailwind CSS
Storybook
Framer Motion
Nest.js
Prisma
about.
I have a background in comparative literature from Copenhagen University. Shortly after graduating, I began work as a literary agent, representing Danish authors world-wide.
I turned to programming in 2019 when trying to solve the agency's data issues. Our team was getting bogged down with admin and there were few modern tools that could help us. I decided to try and build a tool that could help us manage our data and automate some of the more tedious tasks.
After a year and a half of development (using PHP and MySQL), I launched a rights management tool that could handle everything pertaining to our work with authors, contacts, contracts, sales history and even invoicing through an API connection to a third party invoicing system.
I had a knack for it and kept programming by taking a plethora of online courses; learning modern frameworks, building quadtrees, simulating boids, and collaborating with other programmers. Taking a leap of faith, I decided to jump ship, go rogue, and pursue a career in the tech sector.