Live deployment experiments, support tools, workflow demos and cloud automation labs — built around one idea: repeatable systems beat manual chaos.
A curated set of deployed experiments. Some are real automation case studies, some are desktop-to-web conversions, and some are workflow simulations built to make technical logic visible in the browser.
Azure Linux VM automation case study using cloud-init to install and start Nginx during provisioning, presented as a live deployment-flow demo on Vercel.
Browser-based preview of a Python support toolkit concept for parsing logs, counting warning and error levels, and generating troubleshooting summaries.
C# WinForms and SQL database concept rebuilt as a live browser-based CRUD dashboard preview for employee management workflows.
A car classifieds frontend demo showing listing structure, search filters, marketplace cards and product browsing logic. Built as a visible workflow layer for a business-style web application.
Cross-platform .NET MAUI calculator concept rebuilt as a responsive browser demo for live portfolio presentation.
WPF calculator concept rebuilt as a live browser-based JavaScript app, demonstrating arithmetic logic, keyboard input and static deployment.
A retro pixel-art inspired microsite deployed on Vercel as a visual frontend experiment. Focused on layout, interface cards, nostalgic web aesthetics and static deployment workflow.
Automation, for me, is not only about scripts. It is about turning repeated actions into structured workflows, making technical processes easier to understand, easier to repeat and easier to improve.
Each project follows the same idea: take something hidden in code, desktop apps, scripts or infrastructure notes — then turn it into something visible, explainable and easy to review.