Projects
Here you can find some personal and professional projects I've worked on. Most of my professional work has involved non-public facing web applications so unfortunately I can't list them here.
instagrid.co
Originally this project started out as developing an online store for instagrid. Together with my co-workers at RARE we decided on a React + Tailwind + Shopify Storefront API technology stack.
Later on we also reworked instagrid's whole website, where we moved on to use Next.js instead of a CRA wrap for server-sided rendering while the content is fetched from Contentful. We also decided to use styled-components with Material UI instead of Tailwind for styling.
KZStats
A very long lasting hobby project that has gone through many iterations and served as a playground for me to learn new technologies as well as create something useful for other people. The purpose of this website was originally to provide a way for Counter-Strike KZ mod players to view rankings outside of the game itself.
The website started out as PHP & AngularJS based and later on I wanted to learn React, TypeScript, Express & Tailwind so I rewrote the site using those technologies. The codebase is not very clean or elegant for that reason. With the rework I also added a bunch of new features, did a layout revamp and switched the site to use the now-available public API (which unfortunately slowed down the site) instead of a straight database connection.
FFXIV Eco
The purpose of this project was to create a way to calculate crafting costs and profits for Final Fantasy XIV Online. It uses the Universalis API to fetch item prices based on the selected realm. I chose this tech stack because it allowed me to spin up the project as quickly as possible.
joelbergman.dev
This looks oddly familiar. Similar to the FFXIV Eco tech stack above, I chose this stack to be able to quickly create a portfolio site for myself. This site was created in less than two days.