Our work: case studies, portfolio and open source
Projects for clients and for our own brands, written up from the problem to the technical decisions, plus changes that maintainers of other open source projects merged into their code.
The whole Work department
93 pages: case studies, portfolio, technologies and open source. Each entry with the page's screen or mark, its first sentence and one fact. The contribution write-ups are further down, by their number of changes.
Our work by industry
Every industry of the Solutions department on one board. A pin is work you can look at; an empty marker is an industry where we show an example solution, not delivered work.
32 industries; in 5 of them, 9 projects you can open.
Hosting companiesWaveHostWebsite, client panel and game panelA hosting provider needed a sales site, a client panel and a game panel that the customer experiences as one system. A sales site, a client panel that provisions services automatically and a Pterodactyl theme, joined by a signed account link.See 
Hosting companiesSinlegeA VPS and Minecraft hosting websiteA marketing site for a VPS and Minecraft hosting provider. A plan switcher with clear pricing, a hardware-highlights section and full anti-DDoS protection as its own selling point.See 
Hosting companiesFlaemA platform for hosting companiesA hosting company keeps sales, a game panel, a VPS panel and glue modules in four systems that have to be stitched together. One system instead of four: a store with local and European payments, the client panel, node agents and apps for phone and desktop.See 
CommunitiesPlazerAn encrypted messenger for communitiesCommunities keep their conversations on someone else's servers, where the operator reads everything and history goes with the account. Private messages encrypted with MLS (RFC 9420), a Rust core running in the browser and a community server you host yourself.See 
Game studiosLunatic StudiosA studio's pre-launch websiteA game studio we built a brand teaser page for. One memorable logo animation and a dark, atmospheric aesthetic build anticipation around the brand. No placeholders pretending to be content, only what is needed.See 
AgenciesAphrodiAn agency website with its own back endThe agency needs a site it runs itself, analytics with no third-party scripts and a panel for its clients. A site with a content back end and analytics of its own, and a client panel with projects, billing and an affiliate programme.See 
AgenciesAphrodi client panelA client panel on a shared coreA twin client panel in Aphrodi's full identity. The client gets a coherent tool without building everything from scratch.See 
AgenciesStaff panelThe staff panel of two brandsAn internal staff panel that brings VulCode and Aphrodi clients together in one place. One source of truth for the whole support team.See 
HealthtechSafeBandsThe system for rescue bandsThe operational core of a medtech platform for a startup building smart rescue wristbands. We built the whole system: accounts with access control, real-time device monitoring, alerts and an emergency portal accessible without logging in.See
What we write in
The share of each language in the code on our accounts and how many projects use it: 26 languages across 200+ repositories. A language with its own page leads to it.
- TypeScript50%
- Rust18.5%
- Go5.3%
- Kotlin3.8%
- C#3%
- JavaScript2.7%
- PHP2.4%
- Swift2.2%
- Elixir1.7%
- Python1.6%
- HTML1.5%
- CSS1.2%
- C++1.1%
- C0.9%
- Zig0.8%
- SQL0.7%
- Ruby0.7%
- Lua0.6%
- Shell0.6%
- Java0.3%
- Dart0.1%
- Solidity0.1%
- Haskell0.1%
- Scala0.1%
- F#0.1%
- Assembly0%
Our work in numbers
Every number has a footnote saying exactly what it counts.
- 8,727 commits
Commits in the repositories of the five projects written up as case studies.
- 38
The repositories of those five projects: Flaem, Plazer, Aphrodi, DualFroz and WaveHost.
- 86 projects
Projects with a page of their own in the portfolio.
- 65
Other people's repositories with at least one merged change from our accounts, plus Proxmox VE.
- 543,559 stars
The sum of those repositories' GitHub stars. Proxmox VE is not on GitHub, so it adds no stars.
Our code in other people's projects
One bar is one change accepted by the project's maintainers. Projects are grouped by language, and each leads to its write-up: what we fixed and what it taught us.
- Versity Gateway3,007 stars9 changes
- Ebitengine13,546 stars3 changes
- goquery14,989 stars2 changes
- chezmoi21,895 stars2 changes
- Concourse7,915 stars1 change
- koanf4,218 stars1 change
- gojq3,812 stars1 change
- stats3,028 stars1 change
- goutil2,362 stars1 change
- gocsv2,199 stars1 change
- email-verifier1,638 stars1 change
- gookit/color1,606 stars1 change
- when1,462 stars1 change
- form929 stars1 change
- mkideal/cli723 stars1 change
- gookit/config585 stars1 change
- bitmap384 stars1 change
- table324 stars1 change
- urfave/cli24,287 stars1 change
- dromara/carbon5,218 stars1 change
- tablewriter4,822 stars1 change
- Kanboard9,904 stars4 changes
- PHPMailer22,310 stars3 changes
- Spiral Testing7 stars3 changes
- Whoops13,230 stars2 changes
- Satis3,306 stars2 changes
- Pelican Panel2,375 stars2 changes
- Paymenter2,476 stars2 changes
- Predis7,778 stars2 changes
- Monolog21,399 stars1 change
- Carbon16,591 stars1 change
- Doctrine Lexer11,143 stars1 change
- League CSV3,482 stars1 change
- League CommonMark2,981 stars1 change
- Scramble2,219 stars1 change
- HTML To Markdown1,907 stars1 change
- Chronos1,362 stars1 change
- brick/date-time361 stars1 change
- League URI51 stars1 change
- Composer29,549 stars1 change
- API Platform2,579 stars1 change
Questions about our work
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