Google's internal toolkit for processing legal takedowns is undergoing an ambitious rewrite to bring its frontend into the modern era of web UX. Thanks to our incremental development strategy, we've been able to deliver a wide range of experiences within the suite to real users, even transforming some workflows to save our agents' effort and time.

The opportunity to make the internet a safer place for anyone on Google's services (that is a lot of users) is one I have enjoyed, learned greatly from, and contributed tens of thousands of lines of code toward.

Learn more about Legal Removals at Google from this YouTube video.

A real labor of love, I built the website that my wife and I used to share with friends and family about our wedding.

• With some help with my best man, Bennett, guests were able to sign into our site with OAuth to RSVP for the big day.
• On the day of the wedding, this included a self-hosted livestream of the event for my distant family and friends who were not able to attend. (And they told me it worked!)
• Some general information and a photo gallery are still available for viewing.

I was a primary contributor to the technical effort to fork GM's accessories frontend application to create a new storefront for GM Genuine Parts.

• This was a great way to learn the ins and outs of Webpack configuration, even building a new plugin to solve a project-specific issue.

Pick your favorite GM brand and check it out!

• parts.buick.com
• parts.cadillac.com
• parts.chevrolet.com
• parts.gmc.com
• parts.gmparts.com (GM Genuine Parts)