Projects
🌞 Golden Sol Tanning
A modern, fast, and fully custom website for a mobile spray tanning company in Scottsdale.
Tech Stack
- Next.js 15 – App Router, Turbopack
- React 19
- Tailwind CSS 4
- Firebase Admin SDK + Firestore
- React Icons, clsx, custom hooks
Key Features
- Custom analytics system (no third-party scripts)
- Tracks page views, screen size, IP address, referrer, user agent, and visit time
- Appointment booking with email notifications via Resend
- Serverless tracking and appointment data logging with Firebase Firestore
- Responsive, accessible, and mobile-optimized design
🧰 Tauri List Tool
A fast, cross-platform ETL utility built with Tauri + Next.js + TypeScript to process DNC lists, scrub call center data, and save hours of manual work.
Tech Stack
- Tauri – Native desktop app shell powered by Rust
- Rust – Backend system and app bundling via Tauri
- Next.js – Frontend UI
- TypeScript – Typed app logic
- Tailwind CSS, React, Bun
Key Features
- Scrubs and preprocesses DNC and lead data lists
- Locally bundled .EXE and MSI builds for Windows users
- Used daily by call center coworkers
- Two-process dev flow with Tauri and Next
🛡️ ThreatDetector
A modular Apache log parser written in Perl to detect intrusion attempts on Linux-based web servers and Vicidial systems. Install the module, call ThreatDetector::ThreatDetector::analyze_log(), and it just works — no config needed.
Parsing log file... [2025-07-06 12:21:33] [SQLInjection] 192.168.1.42 GET /index.php?id=1%20OR%201=1 [2025-07-06 12:21:35] [XSS] 192.168.1.42 GET /search?q=<script>alert(1)</script> Threat summary saved to ./2025-07-06_threat_results.log
Key Features
- Detects and classifies 10+ web attack types from Apache logs
- Drop-in usage with
analyze_log() - Verbose output for CLI visibility
- No external config or setup required
- Minimal dependencies: Perl 5.10+ and core CPAN modules
Modules Used
JSON,File::Slurp,Getopt::LongTime::HiRes,POSIX,IPC::System::Simple
🚀 nvm-pl — Node Version Manager for Perl
A fast, lightweight, cross-platform Node.js version manager written in pure Perl. Install, switch, and manage multiple Node.js versions with ease — with full support for Linux, macOS, Windows, Bash, Zsh, Cmd, and PowerShell.
# Install NVM::Perl cpanm NVM::Perl # Install Node.js nvm-pl install 25.1.0 # Switch to a version nvm-pl use 25.1.0 # List installed versions nvm-pl ls
Key Features
- Fast & lightweight — written entirely in Perl
- Cross-platform: Linux, macOS, Windows
- Supports Bash, Zsh, Cmd, and PowerShell
- Smart caching avoids re-downloading Node.js
- Auto-updates shell configuration
- 72+ tests, CI/CD on 3 platforms
Why nvm-pl?
- No slow shell hacks or massive JS deps
- Reliable, well-tested, clean codebase
- Same commands as nvm — easy migration
- Instant switching via symlink/junction system
🐧 Ansible Open Source Contributions
I contribute regularly to the Ansible Core project, focusing on improving modules, fixing platform inconsistencies, strengthening test coverage, and refining documentation and developer experience. My work centers around writing clean, reliable automation logic and collaborating with maintainers in a large-scale, production-grade open source ecosystem.
Contribution Areas
- Improving Ansible module behavior and edge-case handling
- Enhancing reliability through integration and unit tests
- Fixing Linux/FreeBSD compatibility issues
- Refactoring code and adding clearer documentation
- Collaborating directly with maintainers and reviewers
What This Demonstrates
- Ability to work inside a large, enterprise-level codebase
- Experience following strict CI/CD and review workflows
- Strong understanding of automation and configuration tools
- Commitment to open source and collaborative development
- Skills directly aligned with automation roles at Red Hat