Most music publishing platforms come with a lot of things I don't like, such as licensing agreements and lots of metadata to write. I wanted a way to share my music quickly and cleanly, without the noise or worries of the standard platforms. Enter JTunes, my personal music site, written in Django and running on a Raspberry Pi through a reverse proxy to a remote server. Listen in any browser with the web player, or subscribe to the RSS feed in your podcast app of choice.
I got the chance to work with Paul Meyer on an upgrade to the Dubuque Tardis. He got his hands on an old telephone and wanted to install it in his replica of the famous police-box-shaped time machine. I wired a Raspberry Pi into the phone and programmed it to play clips from the show when the earpiece was lifted.
Landing pages can still be fun! Take, for example, this minigame I made in the Unity game engine for the ClubK website. Fly through the gold portal to the KTag website before... somebody stops you. But what about that purple portal? Where does that lead?
Hi, I'm Jack. I like making computers do things. My dad got me started on Python in middle school, and I haven't really stopped since. I've done a little of everything, from automation to embedded to game development to web development. I enjoy the process of learning a new system.
When I'm not programming computers, I enjoy making digital music, reading, and taking walks.
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