I'm a programmer and taco enthusiast, and I help out users of the Roots stack as part of the Roots team (and occasionally contribute code). I like writing code and documentation.

When I'm not doing those things, I enjoy

• 📷 amateur photography
• ☕ coffee
• 🐕 hanging out with my dogs

Perhaps you'll find some of them useful! Perhaps not. But here they are anyway.

• brief - Useful for handling collections of data where you need to gracefully handle non-existence of individual items. More useful than an array, less useful (but also lighter) than Laravel Collections.
• drawer - Drawer was originally created to handle opening and closing website navigation menus. It still does this very well! But you can use it to do other things too. Simple framework-agnostic JS state management library, built around modifying HTML data attributes for easy CSS integration.
• plumbing - These are several different tiny packages I made to help with small tasks in WordPress that I kept "solving".
  • normalize-links - Makes it a bit easier to use and interact with the arrays returns by ACF's "link" field type.
  • templates - Allows you to set specific directories for custom templates for pages (and custom post types) in WordPress.
  • responsive-images - Wrapper for handling generating responsive images when using WordPress.
  • acf - Slim interface over ACF's get_field() that mostly just adds the ability to get several fields at once--and the ability to provide defaults and run callbacks on those fields individually.