Tech Stack
Languages, tools, and programs I use to ship silly 3 a.m. projects:
- Python (fav)
- JavaScript (beginner)
- Node.js (beginner)
- Docker
- VS Code
Skills / Interests
Stuff I’m into and what I actually use:
Linux (Debian)
Cloudflare
Docker
Linux Server Management
Servers I break and fix at 3 a.m, mostly Linux. I manage VPS setups, configs, and deployments to keep things alive. I currently run and operate VPS's (Virtual Private Servers) or physical servers for the people listed below.
- Southwest Airlines PTFS
- Myself (Raspberry Pi 5)
If you didnt notice, my website is hosted on a Raspberry Pi 5! Pretty cool, right?
Aviation
Aviation is where most of my free time and spare cash disappear. I fly in sims with setups that keep getting more expensive, and I recently took a discovery flight that pushed the obsession even further. While still in high school, I’m already enrolled in dual-credit aviation courses at a local college, building real-world knowledge alongside the virtual hours I log in the cockpit.
Linux
I daily-drive Linux with Pop!_OS, which means half my life is actual coding and the other half is attemping to rice GNOME again. I use it for everything: coding, sysadmin, dockering, and generally seeing how many terminal tabs I can have open before i lose my will to live! Pop!_OS is my daily driver, while it is an Ubuntu distribution, I love the way System76 has optimized it for performance and usability. Proudly will never be an Arch Linux user.
Photoshop / Graphic Design
I jump into Photoshop Elements and Adobe Illustrator for graphic design, mostly whipping up ads and promo material for the communities and groups I run. Half the time it’s banners, mockups, or random graphics that only make sense in Discord, but it works, clean layouts, bold text, and eye-catching colors keep people clicking. It’s basically my go-to tool when I need something that looks legit fast.
Music
Music is always playing while I work, mostly Rap, Pop, R&B and Grunge but really anything that feels right, whether it’s upbeat or low and moody. I’ve stacked up a decent vinyl collection, and I’m a big Tyler, the Creator fan (if the PFP didn’t already give it away).
Projects
A mix of apps, bots, and experiments I’ve built (or am still breaking); most of them powered by Python somewhere under the hood.
HTML5
Node.js
JavaScript
southwestptfs.com
My friend, awdev, helped bring my Virtual Airline website to life by building the booking system, backend, and more. I created the initial concepts and mockups, and awdev turned them into reality. To this day, I still run the Virtual Airline as my main project (and, let’s be real, my current bread and butter while I’m technically unemployed).
I handle the community side and oversee flight operations along with a team of executives, keeping everything organized and running smoothly day to day.
Python
EOL
X API
HourlyPets
I built an automated bot that pulled a random image from the Dog API and Cat API, then posted it to X/Twitter every hour. It ran smoothly for a few months before I shut it down and deactivated the accounts. The project is no longer maintained, but it’s a fun reminder of how far I’ve come in my coding journey.
Python
EOL
Open Source Discord Bot
OpenRewards
OpenRewards was a Discord bot I built in Python for PTFS Virtual Airlines. It automated passenger rewards, tracked activity, and gave staff simple control panels through hikari/lightbulb and miru. Setup was lightweight with YAML config and a single command to run. I archived the project after a good run, but it’s still a milestone in my journey; showing how I went from tinkering with bots to managing full server-side systems.
Lets Connect
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns! (Discord DM's Preferred)