Full stack developer since 1994
Thirty-plus years of shipping code — started on Perl backends, moved to PHP decades ago, never really left. Now building a free library of tools for anyone who can use them.
Companies I've built for
I've been building for the web since 1994 — long enough to have written production Perl before most frameworks existed, and to have watched PHP grow up alongside me. I've spent a career building things for other people. This is where I start building things for everyone, for free.
Fair warning: I have a well-documented habit of hand-rolling everything myself instead of reaching for the off-the-shelf option. It's my superpower and my kryptonite, in roughly equal measure.
A growing library. Use anything here, no strings attached.
Track every box when you move, so nothing gets lost in the chaos.
Label boxes, log contents, assign rooms, and search "where did I put the coffee maker" without opening fifteen boxes. Built because moving is stressful enough already.
Launch the app →
Track every brick across your whole collection.
Maybe you have one giant tub of pieces (sorry, but been there). Maybe you have a shelf of builds but want to confirm that they're brick complete. This tool will help you.
Launch the app →Another one is on the way.
Thirty years of "I should build a tool for that" has to go somewhere.
Coming soonQuestions, feedback, or just want to say hi.
jeff@jeffthistle.com