You've reached my GitHub home page. Here you'll see all my open source work I've done over the years, with more being open sourced all the time!

A brief tour of what's here:

I started my development journey on the iOS platform around the time Apple released their programming language Swift to the world. I hit the ground running with a ton of explorations and libraries.

• Guitarparty-Cocoa - A Client library for the guitarparty.com API
• LicensesKit - A drop-in way to list third-party library licenses in your app based on a standardized JSON backing dataset.
• StringBuilder - A simple port of Java's StringBuilder class in Swift
• AppCoordinator - A protocol-oriented implementation of the Coordinator pattern in iOS.
• JuiceUI - A small collection of SwiftUI wrappers for common UIKit-based views in the iOS SDK
• GoogleyEyes - A Swift-native Client library for Google's APIs

• Kingsmen Café - A mobile ordering experience for a local coffee chain, in partnership with a high school business class
• BonesDay - An app and widget based on the viral 'Bones Day' TikTok Trend

As I started my professional career, my personal projects followed my work projects in terms of scope. I focused more on backend and distributed cloud-based systems, and how to integrate that with the devices we use every day.

• mattwyskiel.com - My personal website, showcasing my skills and ethos with a custom-built beautiful interface
• Whiskey - A Personal OS that enables meaningful action from point-in-time events.
• A-List - A home website for my DJ-style mixes.

• bootstrap-microservice - A standardized way for me to generate boilerplate for microservices based on SST v1 and v2

• sst-outputs-to-ssm - Enables sending SST v2 Outputs to AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store, enabling direct use by referencing services in their stacks, and eliminating the use of static environment variables for that purpose.