Stuff I Built

Minecraft Server Census pings thousands of public Minecraft Java Edition servers every 10 minutes and shows how many people are playing, where, and on which servers. It detects hostnames that point to the same server so each one is counted once, and runs as a single Node.js process with SQLite on a small VM.

Pollmodoro is an open-source, real-time polling platform built with SvelteKit and Cloudflare Workers. It allows users to create and share polls instantly, with results updated live via WebSockets and polls stored in the edge. The project highlights my expertise in modern web technologies, serverless architecture, and real-time interactivity.

I developed the 90TI Docs, a comprehensive knowledge base and documentation platform for 90TI, a Brazilian software company specializing in construction management solutions.

Rede Sky was the largest Minecraft community in Brazil, reaching over 300,000 active players per month and setting a national record of 8,115 concurrent players online. In total, more than 16 million players engaged with the game modes launched by the company.

I developed the Supplier Portal for 90 TI — a web application designed to streamline and enhance the relationship between ERP clients and their suppliers, facilitating more efficient communication and collaboration.

It was an honor to volunteer for the WebTech extension project for one year. I was responsible for developing the project's website and contributed to other initiatives as well.

Along with my team, I developed a web application that allowed Boutique das Carnes to manage its operation, including inventory management and order processing.

Novas is an open-source news website built with Next.js and TailwindCSS. It uses the News API to fetch the latest news from around the world.

Morada is a platform for property rental and listing that streamlines the rental process for both tenants and landlords, offering an efficient, centralized solution for listings, processes, and documentation.