Below are various software projects I am working on or have worked on alongside the software license and langauges used. All entries are linked to a documentation page that has more detailed information on the software. This is not an exhaustive list as I only included entries that might be useful for others, so particular experimental designs or analysis scripts are omitted. An exhaustive list can be found on my GitHub repositories tab.

To summarize below, my favorite license is the GNU General Public License version 3, and I am proficient in Python, R, JavaScript, PHP, HTML, and CSS with minor abilities in other languages. I’m also good at bash scripting but that’s largely for my own personal use as I’m a long-time user of linux and have had to learn to fix my machine many times over the years.

Maintainer

JsPsych-based experiment templates (BSD-3-clause) in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
voweltrajectories R library (GPL-3.0+) in R and TidyR.
CSPAN audio and transcript scraper (GPL-3.0+) in Python3. Minimally documented.
TranscriptParser (GPL-3.0+) for converting a POS tagging transcript file formats. Written in Python3.
JeopardyParser (BSD-3-clause) for scraping Jeopardy archives, POS tagging, and dependency parsing the results to construct a corpus of questions and answers. Written in Python.
ChessBrowser (GPL-3.0+) an extension for MediaWiki written in PHP, JavaScript, CSS, and LESS.
Interactive COVID-19 data visualizations for Wikipedia back end (GPL-2.0+) in Python and R.
- Front end (CC-BY-SA 3.0+) in Vega2 and WikiSyntax.
Capricorn redirect categorization script (CC-BY-SA 3.0) in JavaScript.

Contributor

FAVE implementation in Python3 (GPL-2.0) in Python.
JsPych survey module bug fixes (MIT) in JavaScript.
Homebrewery markdown editor (MIT) for Dungeons and Dragons adventures. Written in JavaScript and Markdown.