piech.dev

Portfolio

Non-commercial projects I did in my free time.

threshold-elgamal

A TypeScript library with functions implementing selected ElGamal cryptographic algorithms on top of native JavaScript BigInteger. Its core includes key generation, encryption, and decryption. It is extended with support for threshold encryption. Supports Node.js and the browser. Used by https://sealed.vote.

sealed.vote

A browser-based application relying on homomorphic encryption allowing for ranked-choice voting with ranking choices from 1 to 10 in a way such that nobody, including the server, can know what the individual choices were! Only the result is publicly known. Uses the threshold-elgamal package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/threshold-elgamal.

bob

Hexapod breadboard-on-legs toy project based on ESP32-S3 with a voice, camera vision, autonomous basic movement and seeing. Uses OpenAI Realtime API and Structured Output API to process visual data and talk to the user in (delayed, due to processing power constraints) real time with a realistic voice.

reactplate

A React + modern Redux (RTK) boilerplate for a fully configured quick start with automatic formatting and linting with ESLint & Prettier. VS Code settings bundled with the boilerplate, including recommended extensions for automatic formatting - via a one-click install. Scores perfect 100/100/100/100 score in Chrome Lighthouse.

expressplate

An Express.js REST API opinionated boilerplate designed for building scalable and maintainable web applications. Pre-configured environment with TypeScript, Express.js, and great VS Code integration.

aliases.sh

My curated list of bash aliases that I use, hosted online so that I can access it easily from anywhere, especially on new devices. It's aimed mostly at developers using git and NPM, but it has other useful aliases as well. Includes an alias concatenating the whole directory into a text file for LLM workflows.

tiles.town

Puzzle game with a global scoreboard requiring you to flip all tiles to the same side. Built ages ago in jQuery as a toy project to learn JavaScript better, then rewritten in 2016-ish to learn React + Redux, more recently rewritten to TypeScript.

particle.golf

Toy project for tracing particle paths governed by solving each coordinate's formula with a time variable in 60+ fps. Developed to learn three.js and WebGL.