Tommerty ⚡️
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I'm Tommerty
Frontend developer and builder of things
Welcome to my portfolio. Here you'll find my projects, what I can do, and what I hope to do in the future using many different technologies at Gezel.io

What I do

As a frontend developer, my primary focus is on user experience and design. I love to create beautiful and intuitive user interfaces that are easy to use and look great. This can be anything from a landing page talking about a project, to creating a full web app.

I also have a lot of experience in using frameworks and libraries such as React, Express, and Svelte. I've also worked with many different languages such as Typescript, Ruby and Javascript.

As someone who's always running and upgrading their home lab, I love playing with things that other users have created. With the power and knowledge of Docker, I can easily spin up a great forum, cloud storage solution, or even a game server.

I also have experience with WordPress and was even a tehcnical support agent for the largest WordPress hosting company in the world, so I know my way around the platform.

I'm also a support engineer at GitHub, so working with Git and GitHub is something I do every day.
Connect with me!
Current live projects at Gezel.io
Mystl.ink

Mystl.ink

Mystl.ink is a link in bio tool that allows you to create a page to add all your links to. Think of it as a free alternative to services like Linktree or Beacons, except we don't lock anything behind paywalls. It also has some awesome customization options.
Redeems.live

Redeems.live
Open Source

Imagine if you had a way to bring channel points and rewards to YouTube streams the same way you do on Twitch. Well, that's what Redeems.live does. It's a tool that allows you to create channel point rewards for your YouTube streams, and even bring interactivity to your streams by linking it to tools such as StreamerBot, SAMMI, etc.
Blurp!

Blurp!
Current WIP

Blurp is a blogging platform myself and Gezel are currently building to allow anyone no matter their technical knowledge to create a blog. It's also our first project using React and Typescript which has been a fun and interesting journey. We also plan on making it open source for anyone to contribute to.
Small personal projects
Dublin Linux Org

Dublin Linux Org
Open Source

There's a community in Ireland called the Dublin Linux Organization where a bunch of folks who enjoy Linux meet up once a month to discuss related topics. Their current site needs a lot of work as it's just nearly pure HTML and CSS, so I started designing this one as a replacement. It's not completed, but it's a fun project to work on when I'm not working on anything else.
Personal Blog

Personal Blog
Open Source

Using the Jekyll static site generator, I created a blog to write about my projects, and anything else I find interesting. It's seen very little use since I created it, but I hope to start writing more in the future but migrate it over to Blurp when it's ready.

Things I've done but are no longer live

Truth be told, I've built a lot of cool stuff that's just not available online anymore. There's so much to remember, but here's a few things I can remember off the top of my head.
  • - Forum site previously used for a FiveM server with Discord integration
  • - A Discord bot that posted live notifications for any streamers on YouTube or Twitch, which also would auto delete once the streamer was offline
  • - A Twitch Team website where a user could input their Twitch Team name and it'd render all current streamers from the team live
  • - Custom and self hosted automation tools and uptime checkers
Nothing is ever impossible. If you have an idea, I can make it happen.
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