A career in software leaves behind more than a list of technologies. These case studies look at a handful of problems that challenged me, changed how I work, or taught me something worth carrying into the next project.
Selected Work
- Data Visualization
- Temporal Engineering
- WordPress Architecture
- Application Modernization
- Front-End Leadership & Automation
- Long-Term Application Ownership
Data Visualization
Building interactive visualizations that turned dense application data into information people could explore, understand, and actually use.
Temporal Engineering
Implementing precise UTC, TAI, and J2000 conversions for a scheduling system where being off by a second actually mattered.
WordPress Architecture
Creating reusable blocks, plugins and web components instead of treating WordPress as a collection of one-off pages.
Application Modernization
Sometimes the hardest part of modernization isn’t writing the new application. It’s demonstrating why changing something that already works is worth the investment.
Front-End Leadership & Automation
Replacing a cumbersome publishing process with an automated system designed to make updates faster, safer, and easier to manage.
Long-Term Application Ownership
Building an application is one thing. Living with it, evolving it, and supporting it for more than a decade teaches you something entirely different about software.
On the Boards
Project Management System
A lightweight project management application focused on making the work that matters easy to see—without burying it beneath layers of process, configuration, and administration.
Still Building. Still Learning.
Good software is never really finished. I use personal projects to explore ideas, test new approaches, and keep pushing beyond the problems I already know how to solve. It gives me a place to experiment, try things that may or may not work, and occasionally discover a better way of doing something along the way.
Have an interesting problem?
ou don’t need to know what technology will solve it. That’s part of my job. If you’re dealing with an application that’s difficult to maintain, a process that should be simpler, or an idea you’re not quite sure how to build, I’d be happy to talk about it. Send me a message below or reach me directly at mitchell@betavc.com