Projects 💻 | Four Ton Fish

This is a list of my personal side projects. I also manage the Botmakers community, and occasionally write tutorials. Some of my projects are open-sourced on GitHub, Glitch, and Kaggle. Sometimes I draw and take pictures and recently I started making music.

Featured Created 6 months ago

Data Visualization Gutenberg Block

A Gutenberg block for adding simple data visualization to your WordPress blog posts.

Created 3 months ago

Tweet Embeds WordPress Plugin

Embed Tweets on your WordPress site while improving performance and protecting privacy of your vistors.

Created 5 months ago

Earth Overshoot Day: Detailed list of dates

Detailed list of dates for each Overshoot Day since 1970.

Created 7 months ago

Creative Bots

A project template for making creative online bots.

Created 9 months ago

Detect Missing Adblocker WordPress plugin

Provide a more secure experience to your website’s visitors.

Created 11 months ago

Views from New York

Views from the great city of New York.

Created a year ago

Generative Placeholders

Use generative art as your image placeholders.

Created a year ago

node-web-console

Create web apps for the command line.

Created a year ago

Botwiki Browser Extension

A browser extension that adds a link to a bot's Botwiki entry on relevant pages.

Created a year ago

My Twitter bots: A visualization

See how popular your Twitter bots are.

Created a year ago

Most popular Twitter bots

What are the most popular Twitter bots, and why you shouldn't care all that much.

Created a year ago

Fight Fascism

Make your website anti-fascist with Angus Johnston's Fight Fascism stickers.

Created 2 years ago

Physical AWS deployment button

Made with littleBits CloudBits, AWS, and Glitch.

Created 2 years ago

GitHub Organization Issues Link

A browser extension that adds an Issues tab that lets you browse all issues across a GitHub organization’s repos.

Created 2 years ago

Hello, world!

This is a Mastodon and Twitter bot that posts the translation of the word “hello” superimposed over an image showing the corresponding country’s map. It uses my own Hello, Salut API.